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I have a lot of material to cover so will do an enhanced post covering two days tomorrow.
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You need to have a low before you can make a new high. You need to hit a new low in life before you can be the trader you want to be.
Note To Myself:
The first move and premise is always going to be the most correct and natural. Do not put yourself into a defensive position later in sequence because you cannot commit to the aggressive nature of a proper execution.
The first move and premise is always going to be the most correct and natural. Do not put yourself into a defensive position later in sequence because you cannot commit to the aggressive nature of a proper execution.
When you introduce a stop and a target/break even mechanism into a setup, the probability is that you lose or go break even in either direction most of the time unless you make a discretionary decision.
In trading, randomness almost always leads to losses and losses can lead to more randomness.
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- January 26 2010 ES Prep Posted
- January 25 2010 Overlay, Trades, and Commentary
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- January 22 2010 Overlay and Commentary
- January 22 2010 ES Prep Posted
- January 21 2010 Overlay, Trades, and VIDEO Commentary
- January 21 2010 ES Prep Posted
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- January 20 2010 ES Prep Posted
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- January 19 2010 ES Prep Posted
- January 15 2010 Overlay and Commentary
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- January 14 2010 Overlay and VIDEO Commentary
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- January 13 2010 Overlay and VIDEO Commentary
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- January 8 2010 Overlay and Commentary
- January 8 2010 ES Prep Posted
- January 7 Overlay, Trades, and VIDEO Commentary
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- January 6 2010 Overlay, Trades, and Commentary
- Good Comment This Morning
- Janaury 6 2010 ES Prep Posted
- January 5 2010 Overlay, Trades, and VIDEO Commentary
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