* Profiting from trading losses;
* Strategies I rely upon to maintain my focus during trading;
* One way to deal with stress in trading: treat it as a game;
* Thanks to a sharp trader for this link re: the possible role of GS in hiding Greece's debt;
* How active traders can adapt to high frequency trading;
* The importance of yardsticks in developing performance;
* UCLA extension offering commodity trading course;
* One success tip: Just master one setup;
* Job growth on the rise in Australia; AUD on the rise;
* Very interesting model-based views on uncertainty and sentiment;
* A skeptical view of global regulatory coordination;
* Betting on ECB to protect the euro;
* Aid package to come from EU?
* Strategies I rely upon to maintain my focus during trading;
* One way to deal with stress in trading: treat it as a game;
* Thanks to a sharp trader for this link re: the possible role of GS in hiding Greece's debt;
* How active traders can adapt to high frequency trading;
* The importance of yardsticks in developing performance;
* UCLA extension offering commodity trading course;
* One success tip: Just master one setup;
* Job growth on the rise in Australia; AUD on the rise;
* Very interesting model-based views on uncertainty and sentiment;
* A skeptical view of global regulatory coordination;
* Betting on ECB to protect the euro;
* Aid package to come from EU?
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1 comments:
"treat it as a game"??
It is a game by definition!! The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines game as:
1) activity engaged in for diversion or amusement
2) a procedure or strategy for gaining an end
3) a physical or mental competition conducted according to rules with the participants in direct opposition to each other
If trading does not fit the bill, I don't know what does. I personally prefer #1, trading for the joy of it.
One could of course define trading as a kind of WAR.... For example, war for one's self esteem or identity.
I feel that such negative definitions have very adverse effects on trading accounts. Experience QED.
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