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I did read a few. Not one supported you BS about low confidence "rendered completely powerless".
Short Term Traders, what is your homework?
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I did read a few. Not one supported you BS about low confidence "rendered completely powerless".
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To think that I came in here expecting what homework short term traders do.... 
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You didn't read too far, did you?
Abstract
Evidence from behavioral and self-reported data suggests that the patients’ beliefs and expectations can shape both therapeutic and adverse effects of any given drug. We investigated how divergent expectancies alter the analgesic efficacy of a potent opioid in healthy volunteers by using brain imaging. The effect of a fixed concentration of the μ-opioid agonist remifentanil on constant heat pain was assessed under three experimental conditions using a within-subject design: with no expectation of analgesia, with expectancy of a positive analgesic effect, and with negative expectancy of analgesia (that is, expectation of hyperalgesia or exacerbation of pain). We used functional magnetic resonance imaging to record brain activity to corroborate the effects of expectations on the analgesic efficacy of the opioid and to elucidate the underlying neural mechanisms. Positive treatment expectancy substantially enhanced (doubled) the analgesic benefit of remifentanil. In contrast, negative treatment expectancy abolished remifentanil analgesia. [ie. rendered it completely powerless]. These subjective effects were substantiated by significant changes in the neural activity in brain regions involved with the coding of pain intensity. The positive expectancy effects were associated with activity in the endogenous pain modulatory system, and the negative expectancy effects with activity in the hippocampus. On the basis of subjective and objective evidence, we contend that an individual’s expectation of a drug’s effect critically influences its therapeutic efficacy and that regulatory brain mechanisms differ as a function of expectancy. We propose that it may be necessary to integrate patients’ beliefs and expectations into drug treatment regimes alongside traditional considerations in order to optimize treatment outcomes.
I think that proves it. But anyway, I'm talking about trading. Do I now have to prove that to you as well? Or is your mindset completely rigid?
Out Too Soon
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To think that I came in here expecting what homework short term traders do....
I think I'll start a thread called growing apples & talk purely about making lemonade
:topic:topic:topic:topic
Getting the message yet????
Trembling Hand
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Thats doesn't prove it at all. It says " critically influences its therapeutic efficacy". Not what you claimed "rendered completely powerless".
No is arguing that it can help. You have been arguing that its the CAUSE.
I would love for you to do that. How about 100 of your trades proving how being confident effects positively your results.
thats is if you actually trade!
By the way you haven't provided the link......
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I think I'll start a thread called growing apples & talk purely about making lemonade
:topic:topic:topic:topic
Getting the message yet????
Hey don't blame me, I had to backtrack because some people couldn't get their heads around the psychological aspects of trading.
Trembling Hand
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Thats doesn't prove it at all. It says " critically influences its therapeutic efficacy". Not what you claimed "rendered completely powerless".
No is arguing that it can help. You have been arguing that its the CAUSE.
I would love for you to do that. How about 100 of your trades proving how being confident effects positively your results.
thats is if you actually trade!
By the way you haven't provided the link......
If you can't Google to find the reference, I dunno... should you be trading at all?
The blindness is astounding. It's all spelled out for you and your rigidity is stopping you seeing it. It actually says that the potent drug won't work if you don't believe it, dumb dumb.
Did you even see the word "ABOLISH"????
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once upon a time if someone mentioned hitler, the convo was over
now it's anything with the prefix wiki or google.....it's like cheap baseball bats to try n hit the other poster over the head with....
and that's what i do for homework
now it's anything with the prefix wiki or google.....it's like cheap baseball bats to try n hit the other poster over the head with....
and that's what i do for homework
Trembling Hand
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Well one of us should. We certainly know that you don't.
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once upon a time if someone mentioned hitler, the convo was over
now it's anything with the prefix wiki or google.....it's like cheap baseball bats to try n hit the other poster over the head with....
and that's what i do for homework
A bit like those hundreds of meaningless charts you rip of your fav website and put on the XAO banter thread. Yep.
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apart from not trade on NFP friday I do nothing. start looking for set ups each hour from start of the Asian session till 12am. that's it.
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You can't read. I even underlined the word abolished. But you're fixed aren't you?
You're looking more and more foolish the more you post because it's all there in black and white. Everyone else can see it but you. How do you trade with blinkers on?
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Trembling Hand
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How can you post on a trading forum when you cannot trade? Lets start there when talking about fools....
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You remind me of the little red headed kid at school who'd repeat everything the big bully kid said, just so as to avoid scrutiny. W - E - A - K.
Go and get the Trembler a drink - he might give you a pat on the head if you're lucky.
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C'mon guys...as enjoyable as this is to watch you guys sling mud at each othercorn:...can we take it off to another thread somewhere....as we are way :topic
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corn:...can we take it off to another thread somewhere....as we are way :topic:thankyou:
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oh, yikes......reaching for the self-expulsion switch, GB ?
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Can you explain how this relates to trading?
In trading you need a skillset, which leads to confidence and so on, not the other way around, you don't get confidence, then the skill set.
People taking medication doesn't require any skills so isn't it a bit open-ended? If they developed and made the drug themselves and knew how it worked and why then it might be relative to trading, but I don't see how they connect, because trading requires the skill set first, so wouldn't you work on getting that instead of trying to trade willy nilly with just confidence because you read somewhere that mindset influenced the way a drug worked?
Genuine question GB, not having a dig, I just think it's a completely different thing, but I might be looking at it wrong
EDIT: what the? had a GB quote at the top I though, ah well, questions directed at GB obviously.
In trading you need a skillset, which leads to confidence and so on, not the other way around, you don't get confidence, then the skill set.
People taking medication doesn't require any skills so isn't it a bit open-ended? If they developed and made the drug themselves and knew how it worked and why then it might be relative to trading, but I don't see how they connect, because trading requires the skill set first, so wouldn't you work on getting that instead of trying to trade willy nilly with just confidence because you read somewhere that mindset influenced the way a drug worked?
Genuine question GB, not having a dig, I just think it's a completely different thing, but I might be looking at it wrong
EDIT: what the? had a GB quote at the top I though, ah well, questions directed at GB obviously.
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Back on topic. I guess the question should be what homework do you do IF you are a Short Term Trader.
I'd just like to post this again,
https://www.aussiestockforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25516&p=731792&viewfull=1#post731792
If the coming market lines up then swing for the fences. If not hold ya bullets. If ya cannot figure out whats coming either way then are not a traders butt h....
Thou you can always post what the RSI looks like though in some thread to feel included I guess
I'd just like to post this again,
https://www.aussiestockforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25516&p=731792&viewfull=1#post731792
If the coming market lines up then swing for the fences. If not hold ya bullets. If ya cannot figure out whats coming either way then are not a traders butt h....
Thou you can always post what the RSI looks like though in some thread to feel included I guess
