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The majority of people involved in trading are in Fantasyland. They are in it purely for the money, do not understand it is all about probabilities, are always trying to guess, predict, and believe in […]

In the 18th century, when apparently economists were still sane, the great economist Jean-Baptiste Say proposed one of the most important economic concepts of all time – simply put “supply creates its own demand”. It […]

The Entry Points It’s too easy to be a trader. It’s too easy to be a market expert. All you need to do is to put in a few hundred dollars to open an account. […]

There have been several posts about working with scanners. Type into the search box for those. They are extremely helpful, and not just for daytrading purposes. Many of my position trading symbols come directly off […]

There will be some things repeated, the business of learning trading is about repetition. But only the repetition of the things which will get us where we want to go. And working, studying, researching – […]

There are new posts here, here and here. There is a lot of stuff in that conference call pertaining directly to today’s trading. I put out my stock list on 4/2, the very low day […]

The conference call today was quite productive. The link is below. We discussed reaccumulation and breakouts and how they are intertwined. Also discussed were pullbacks of the breakouts, and specifically how those will set up […]

  July 7, 2016 When I was a young floor trader in Chicago, I was very fortunate to be friends/friendly with some extremely successful traders. I learned a tremendous amount from them. In many cases […]