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Strategies & Market Trends : Trade What You See, Not What You Think -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: LemonFlavor who wrote (153)	11/4/2000 7:01:19 PM
From: Threei	Respond to of 867

LF, one of setups we use is buying on slow accumulations, and it happens at quiet times. Then we sell into fast buying. There are many different strategies even within single trading approach :) Vadym

To: LemonFlavor who wrote (153)	11/4/2000 7:31:10 PM
From: booters	Respond to of 867

after I've established myself I can possibly branch out and add another element Sounds to me like you have made it. You have reached a state of wisdom and understanding and are moments away from success if not already there. Paper trade your method until you know it cold. Believe in it and understand it. Trade it and watch it and then Yes, you will be able to expand it after you truly understand it. The first mission is to find what you are comfortable with. You are there. Then refine it, you are doing that. Then trade it, that is coming soon. Then fully understanding it which only comes with actual trading over a period of time and different markets, but you already know that. Then you will become good friends and then you will see small attributes you can build on and other aspects you can correct. I think it really takes a while to fully understand how a method truly works and reacts to different markets. It's like that old car you drove when you were a kid. You learned that in the winter you had to pump the gas a few extra times to get it to turn over. Same thing will happen with your 'Old' system, a good old friend you will know when to poke and where to prod. Good luck, boots