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thread: Is trading really that hard?

  1. #21
    Junior Member paitu_96's Avatar
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    Trading hard or easier it entirely depends on our trading approach, if we have most powerful analyzing trading egies with great money managing egy, of course trading could be easier and we could get maximal outcome by our trading egies.

  2. #22
    You have already given the answer of your question. The quote you cited from Al Brooke states everything. He explained for getting a professional diploma you need to go college for years. In some professions you have to do internship. But in regards to trading individuals aren't ready to devote their time labor. Trading is easy if you are willing to give enough time for learning. How long it will vary from person to person as everybody's learning capacity is different.

  3. #23
    quote What I meant is to inform everyone that hard work is needed to succeed in trading. Just like everything else in life . For instance, a junior like me who do not understand anything yet shouldn't expect to win, must research first. And that I wanna that 1 time tested trading egy . . Great evening to you
    In my opinion SR and PA are king, and sticking to good MM rules. I look at just how much money I stand to shed versus just how much I stand to make. There are plenty of time not only one. 1 approach doesn't fit all. I personally do not have sufficient time, or enjoy, watching charts 16 hrs each day. I exchange the daily, weekly, monthly charts, and only look and put trades once every day. That may be way to slow and boring for people who feel they have to be in the market all the time. I respect your enthusiasm and wish you the best of luck.

  4. #24
    the talking heads and so called experts actually intentionally confuse traders. JMHO!
    You know what. I was watching a movie clip of 50 minutes ( of course was skipping it ) . That movie was a live webinar of the way to trade the divergence, during listening to a lot of this nonsense the so called expert was saying I felt exactly what you typed into this talking head want confuse me the next moment I closed it. Bs isn't worth anyone's time.

  5. #25
    quote I do not concur, and I'll tell you why. As you're busting your ass to study mediion, at least the advice out there is honest and straightforward for how you do it. There is no sing through tons of bullshit such as in trading to uncover exactly what you believe the truth is nor are you investing time to what could potentially be dead-end. Individuals normally have a generally good idea of their academic skill; not so much with determining whether they are cut out for trading.
    Straightforward ? I want ... Come on Bro, you can go to 10 different radiologists for a diagnosis and all of them comes with different diagnosis ... but in mediion there are 2 variations: 1). I get paid if I have recognized your case correctly or wrong ( after doing what the ideal way for sure) 2. Let's say I didn't come up with the ideal diagnosis and my individual's illness was severe and passed off! , I think dealing with lost trade (at the end its only a Lot of money! ) Is a lot simpler than dealing with all the guilt of loosing someone's life. .... So Jen and I agree. And I wanna add to that this It is not only harder. It is much much harder good day

  6. #26
    quote Trading isn't challenging although most traders make it rather difficult. The search for the magical indior, system, and comprehension. Take 1 time tested trading approach and stick with it, learn it, and do not stop trying. Keep it simple.
    What I meant is to tell everybody that hard work is needed to be successful in trading. The same as everything else in life . For instance, a junior like me who do not know anything yet shouldn't expect to triumph, should study. And that I wanna that 1 time tested trading approach . . Fantastic day to you

  7. #27
    I was studying earlier today the pdfs describing the Sonic R style and yesterday I watched a few movies for Al Brooks PA course. I simply had two lines sticked to my own memory. When Brooks said when I was an eye surgeon prior to starting trading I managed to create one operation at a time while in trading I could have lots of shares and profit more, this is a hard job but nicely rewarding and in one of Sonic pdfs he spoke about that individuals ought to take trading seriously and asked this query just how many years are you willing to visit...
    Trading is not hard although most traders make it quite hard. The search for the magic indior, system, and comprehension. Require one time tested trading egy and stick with it, master it, and don't give up. Keep it easy.

  8. #28
    Junior Member klacid135's Avatar
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    Do not waste your time and you money. In the end, you may lose it all. Bear in mind this. Regrettably you may dislike my opinion, but really I'm trying to help you to save your cash. It's up to you, tho.
    Is there any thing easy, which can make lots of money in short time?

  9. #29
    Junior Member alitaoxrgog's Avatar
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    Muhammad I believe most folks would concur that trading is probably a lot simpler than brain surgery, lol. I give you an illuion of what I mean by international economy: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-23925664 It seems like the mining boom may be slowing down today in Australia, which has fueled their growth for the last 2 decades. Bearing this in mind, if you find a retracement say on the daily and it's an uptrend, would you be tempted to input? Or would you believe whoa hang, this might be a full blown change? If you read this article,...
    I don't concur, and I'll tell you why. As you're busting your ass to examine mediion, at least the information out there's honest and straightforward for how you do it. There's no sing through tons of bullshit such as in trading to uncover what you believe the truth is are you investing time to what could potentially be a dead-end. People normally have a generally good idea of their academic ability; maybe not so much with ascertaining whether they're cut out for trading.

  10. #30
    Member Jttep's Avatar
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    Just my 2 cents here. I have discovered that understanding and trading the markets are less difficult than many believe. The reason why is breaking away from each of the confusion especially remarks from all disciplines. This produces consensus and you can't trade by means of consensus. There surely is a worldwide rhythm in the markets and they are quite predictable day in day out. As a matter of fact I believe the talking heads and so called experts actually purposely confuse traders. JMHO!

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