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peter2 · 14 April 2023

LOL, thought you'd have a good week also. Your posts remind me to trade the price action not what I think may happen.

Skate · 15 April 2023

Skate said:
keeping an accurate record is essential for those interested in following the journey.

@Nick Radge, would you please confirm if your posted records are accurate?
Keeping accurate records is not only important, but it is also crucial for individuals who are interested in tracking your progress. By maintaining accurate records, you can effectively monitor your growth, identify areas that require improvement, & stay organised throughout the journey.

If the records are accurate, how are they achieved?
By having a comprehensive & accurate record of your journey, you'll have a valuable resource to refer back to whenever you need it. It can provide insights into your strengths & weaknesses, which will help you in setting realistic goals, & keep you accountable in achieving them. So, make it a habit to keep accurate records & watch how it helps you achieve your desired results more efficiently.

Skate.

qldfrog · 15 April 2023

Skate said:
@Nick Radge, would you please confirm if your posted records are accurate?
Keeping accurate records is not only important, but it is also crucial for individuals who are interested in tracking your progress. By maintaining accurate records, you can effectively monitor your growth, identify areas that require improvement, & stay organised throughout the journey.

If the records are accurate, how are they achieved?
By having a comprehensive & accurate record of your journey, you'll have a valuable resource to refer back to whenever you need it. It can provide insights into your strengths & weaknesses, which will help you in setting realistic goals, & keep you accountable in achieving them. So, make it a habit to keep accurate records & watch how it helps you achieve your desired results more efficiently.

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Skate.

Maybe a rolling year if week now -53 was very good and better than the last week, last week gain are belowthose a year ago and the rolling year is lower.
All relates to the exact definition of YTD. Usually from 01/01 sometimes 01/07.. but maybe different here ...or just error

Skate · 15 April 2023

qldfrog said:
or just error

I stand to be corrected
@qldfrog, keeping accurate records is an essential aspect of any trader, & it seems that "The Chartists" have fallen short in this regard. Not only is their weekly profit & loss (P&L) reporting incorrect, but they also seem to struggle with basic arithmetic when summing up their daily totals. The importance of accurate record-keeping cannot be overstated, particularly in the financial industry where even the slightest error can have significant consequences. Precise records provide valuable information that can help identify trends, track progress, & make informed decisions.

In conclusion
It's crucial for "The Chartists" to improve their record-keeping practices to ensure that their financial analysis is reliable & trustworthy. They may need to invest in better tools or software to assist with tracking & reporting, or consider hiring a professional to manage their records. Accurate record-keeping is a fundamental aspect of any endeavor, & "The Chartists" must address their shortcomings in this area to ensure their financial analysis is accurate & reliable.

Skate.

Skate · 15 April 2023

Trendnomics said:
It is mind boggling how much money you can extract from the market as a retail trader, with the right amount of discipline, fortitude and conviction.

Starting a new trading strategy at the start of this calendar year was scary
Well, in actual fact starting any new strategy can be daunting, & many traders may feel uncertain about when the best time to start trading is. However, the reality is that luck & timing play a significant role in the performance of any portfolio, & there is never a perfect or ideal time to start trading unless you have a timing filter such as my "PercentageUp" that can put the odds in your favour.

To mitigate the impact of luck & timing when starting a new strategy
Traders need to be aware of the impact that luck & timing can have on their performance when starting a new strategy. This means acknowledging that there will be some level of unpredictability & uncertainty in the market, which can either work in their favour or against them. Traders should also focus on developing a robust & well-researched trading strategy in conjunction with a trading plan just as robust. This plan should include a clear set of rules & guidelines for entering & exiting trades, as well as strategies for managing risk & minimising losses. Traders should be patient & disciplined, avoiding impulsive trading decisions based on short-term market fluctuations. They should also be prepared to adapt & adjust their strategies as necessary, to account for changes in market conditions or unforeseen events.

Skate.

Nick Radge · 15 April 2023

Of course, it could be as simple as a withdrawal made this week wasn't copied down in the Excel sheet? Imagine that...

They may need to invest in better tools or software to assist with tracking & reporting, or consider hiring a professional to manage their records.

lol...the irony. You do realize the Share Trade Tracker software you use is actually owned by me?

To mitigate the impact of luck & timing when starting a new strategy

Wow...imagine, Nick Radge does a presentation on this exact topic and old mate here starts singing the same song two days later. FFS.

Skate · 15 April 2023

Nick Radge said:
Of course, it could be as simple as a withdrawal made this week wasn't copied down in the Excel sheet? Imagine that...

@Nick Radge, I want to start by thanking you for your feedback
However, I must express that I do not accept your explanation for the errors in your weekly & yearly profit & loss (P&L) reports. I believe that as a professional, it is crucial to take full responsibility for any mistakes & not make excuses. Accurate record-keeping is critical, & any errors can damage the credibility of your work. As such, it is essential to strive for meticulousness & precision in all aspects of your work, including record-keeping.

In light of the errors
I suggested that you take the necessary steps to improve your record-keeping practices. This includes double-checking your calculations & verifying the accuracy of all reports before submitting them. I hope that you take this feedback constructively & work towards improving your record-keeping practices to ensure that your work is accurate & credible.

Skate.

Skate · 15 April 2023

Nick Radge said:
Wow...imagine, Nick Radge does a presentation on this exact topic and old mate here starts singing the same song two days later. FFS.

@Nick Radge, I'm sorry to hear that you feel frustrated
I'm sorry that my recent series of posts on my new $200Kay Strategy incorporating a unique timing filter may have caused you frustration. However, I want to assure you that my posts were not intended to copy or imitate your presentation. It's not uncommon for different individuals to discuss similar or even identical topics, especially in the trading industry where ideas & strategies are continuously evolving.

Sharing information from my perspective
My goal was to share my own insights & perspectives on the topic of timing filters & provide valuable information & insights for those who read my "Dump it here" thread. I believe that sharing information is caring, & it's essential for traders to have access to different perspectives & strategies to make informed decisions. I hope that my posts were able to offer a unique perspective on the topic & provide value to those who read them. If you have any specific concerns or questions about my posts, I am happy to address them & provide further clarification. Thank you for your understanding, & I appreciate the opportunity to discuss this topic with you further.

Skate.

Skate · 15 April 2023

Enlarged

@Nick Radge as far as the snippet you posted on Twitter today I believe is a disingenuous remark
While I appreciate your willingness to share material, I believe that the way you presented my post today may have been misleading. In the future, I would suggest being more transparent about the fact that you are sharing so that readers are aware of the context. This will help ensure that your posts are consistently accurate. In reality that post above is a rehash of my previously posted material. If you care to do a search there are multiple posts I've made over the years on the same subject matter.

My previous posts going back to 2020 can be found below
All I'm saying is before you post think & check some of these hyperlinks

They confirm the post I made today is generic in nature & nothing more than the information posted many times before.

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Just a retail hack

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