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Re: Shakespeare / Andrew
In Response To: Shakespeare / Trades ()

Thanks but I'm no rocket scientist. I just go by what the charts, sentiment and stuff like that suggest, nothing much more. I was a small contractor doing mainly renovations and also built the odd place years ago when I had more patience. Retired last year and don't do much of anything anymore. Always been just a hard worker. No letters behind my name other than s.o.b. now and again. Good luck on the teaching career. Notice Silver bounce off major support at 26.50 as we discussed. Didn't mean it was going to the moon after but was tradable at that point. Gotta be fast in erratic, high volatile markets. Can't sit there underwater and hold on. And you can't "assume" anything. I've always read that the most successful traders are the best losers and make the best winners. In other words they don't hold on to losing positions but dump them quickly. They park their ego and respect the fact that the market is the only thing ever right,not them. Seems to keep the losses small if nothing else. And the better traders hold on to their winners. Not so easy to do but a practice worth working on.

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