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To: Robohogs who wrote (29657)	8/8/2018 8:02:06 AM
From: skinowski	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41547

I find Twitter sort of dangerous - because there is so much interesting stuff. If you're not careful, it's possible to link-click your life away... posts and articles on literally everything... multitasking at its best - and worst. Try not to give it more than 1/2 hour a day. Sometimes more. So, I actually try to keep my Twitter limited, not posting much - decided early on to be a user, rather than a "content provider". I'll read practically everything by Gary Antonacci... often read the AlphaArchitect guys... keep track of Erin Swenlin, the Traders Almanac... Ben Hunt is often interesting, Corey Hoffstein, Troy Bombardia. A lot of what I like I link here. I keep an eye on some wavers, but... basically, find waves to be best at entries and exits - like, for example, if you have a three wave bounce in a downtrend - short it (or exit longs) once it is confirmed as a three-waver. When it comes to seeing larger time frames, I trust my own eye -- a lot better than following blindly (pun).