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Strategies & Market Trends : Trade What You See, Not What You Think

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To: Threei who wrote (152)11/4/2000 6:34:51 PM
From: LemonFlavor  Read Replies (2) of 867
 
Vadym and booters:

Thanks Vadym for the definitions. Maybe I'm wrong but one of the differences in styles I see between Alan and realitytrader is Alan likes to enter when it's quiet and Vadym and Chris often like to enter when or right after there is fast selling or buying. If my perception is correct of course neither is better but for me I like getting in and out when there is movement. There are many reasons this is better for me although I do like to scalp within a range if the opportunity is there.

booters what you said is exactly my experience. I remember OZ once saying he likes to trade in multiple time frames and I thought yes I like that too. I like to be "flexible" and trade what's appropriate for the market that day week or month. But I wasn't good enough with any one style once the great bull run stopped. Now I've found the style that works best for me although I still need to refine it on paper and then do it for real. If that happens then after I've established myself I can possibly branch out and add another element and move on from there or just keep doing what I'm doing. Not that I wouldn't take an especially good short term or long term position now and then.
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