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To: Robert Graham who wrote (2316)	1/10/1998 7:27:00 PM
From: TFF	Respond to of 12617

Bob: Nice. Control of one's self defines the Mathematical/Intuitve Trader from the Gambler Trader

To: Robert Graham who wrote (2316)	1/10/1998 7:36:00 PM
From: dpl	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12617

> The paradox here is that to manage the unpredictable outside of ourselves like the stock market, we need to become predictable ourselves by working to provide ourselves with control of our own perceptions and actions in the stock market. Those that attain this relationship with themselves can benefit from this by profiting from it in the stock market, and "profiting" in many other areas in their lives. Here people think that trading in the stock market is about the stock market, when actually much of it has to do with themselves.< I could not agree more.I always put it this way.A trader does not compete with the market or other traders but with himself.When he wins that competition he will probably be successful. Most new traders always ask for some tips,the best quote system and of course "the perfect system" or formula. David