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How should I take that song?"Jeremiah was a prophet"
Was a new song pitched by "Three Dog Night" but frankly no one liked it. A member of the band said that we needed a "silly song" to help bring the band back together & that's how "Jeremiah was a Bullfrog" came about.
Let's feel good, before the markets open
After reading @bigdog's post a short while ago, a feel-good song might be the order of the day to cheer me up considering we are looking at a down day.
Skate.
How should I take that song?
I just like the frog video with the wine bottles and was kidding there.@qldfrog as a trend trader, I'm expecting to feel some pain today & listening to a great song will put me in the right mood to accept whatever comes my way. I'm having a good week & a big November, giving back some is expected. Basically, the song was to start my day on a positive note, putting me in a positive mood, that's the power of listening to a feel-good song.
Skate.
The big issue i see is the 4 positions only.you add a lot of "luck" in the game"Hey Dad, can you do anything with $20k"
The phone call last night started out well but with my reply, his enthusiasm started to wane. Trading such a low amount & expecting a decent return is nearly impossible. Even the markets are having trouble finding a direction.
Without ideal conditions "trend trading" struggles.
"Okay, I'm sure the money will have a better chance with you than throwing it into the bank".
Don't be so sure, at least in the bank it won't devalue.
"Nah, do your best, I'll be happy, no matter the outcome".
So what do you want to trade?
"I'll leave it up to you".
As I've been posting recently about the (VWMA) indicator & the (20-period breakout strategy) I'll combine both strategies, adding a strong selective buy filter.
"That'll be the go"
Just to be clear, this strategy will only take positions when trading conditions improve, it may be a while before we buy anything.
"That's okay"
With so little money, the portfolio will be restricted to 4 positions.
"Whatever you think, I'll do the transfer"
If it's okay with you
I'll post your results in this thread as others starting off with a similar amount might be interested in how the trading pans out.
"Sure no problem, thanks Dad"
(call ended)
Skate.
The big issue i see is the 4 positions only.you add a lot of "luck" in the game
"luck"
Reminds me of Bulkowski.
@qldfrog, I've also slipped the word "luck" into a few of my posts as well but after reading a recent Twitter exchange, I'll reconsider doing so.
One of our members mentioned "Luck" in his Twitter post
He was quickly taken to task for using the word "Luck" in trading.
Trading psychology
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This is how the exchange panned out
It started with a simple statement, that I personally agree with, by the way.
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Skate.
Luck (bad luck) exists, hidden by the errors of confirmation, narrative fallacies, the distortion of silent evidence and the over focus on well-defined sources of uncertainty (probability).
Skate's Trading Rules
# If positions aren't executed at the open "the position stays open during the day" & purged after the close.
Important
"Never buy at the market", the position needs to be executed at the "Offer" or not at all.
Are your systems really so senstitive (i.e. non-robust), that not following these ultra-strict rules would have a significant negative impact? Have you measured the impact of not following these rules?
@Trendnomics, these rules work for me, instead of criticising, you have the right to express an alternative view.
Skate.
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