Emotions when trading - page 34

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Globtroter:
Maybe they don't write it themselves... But they do read. When I ask intelligent people something, and if they do not want to answer themselves (for example because of the complexity and versatility of the answer) they say yes you on the forum sit down, they say, read. And you will understand everything. Always and everywhere, if you need an answer to any question, but you only have a computer and the Internet, it is sufficient to read the forums. That's why they were created, to store people's thoughts. And to pass on to posterity.
Of course, that was an exaggeration. They read it for sure. That's what the Japanese used to do. They had entire departments at large firms that studied Russian technical periodicals and drew their clever ideas from them.
 
Argo:
They had whole departments in large firms which studied Russian technical periodicals and drew their clever ideas from them.
You mean technical periodicals in the field of defence industry...?
 
The economic calendar is literally awash with US data today.
Surely half of it will be in the red. Which will give momentum for a rebound in the main pair...
Even if it doesn't, it will still grow. It is felt that despite the bears' ardour, the bulls have perked up amid the dialogue between Greece and the EU.
The price has stopped its aggressive rush downwards. Let's have a pullback pattern... :-))
 
Globtroter:
The economic calendar is literally awash with US data today.
Surely half of it will be in the red. Which will give momentum for a rebound in the main pair...
Even if it doesn't, it will still grow. It is felt that despite the bears' ardour, the bulls have perked up amid the dialogue between Greece and the EU.
The price has stopped its aggressive rush downwards. Let's have a pullback pattern... :-))
whatever they come out with is speculation on mass conscience
 
Globtroter:
The economic calendar is literally awash with US data today.
Surely half of it will be in the red. Which will give momentum for a rebound in the main pair...
Even if it doesn't, it will still grow. It is felt that despite the bears' ardour, the bulls have perked up amid the dialogue between Greece and the EU.
The price has stopped its aggressive rush downwards. Let's have a pullback pattern... :-))
No need for a pullback. I have everything open to the downside.
 
MIG32:
I don't need a rollback. I've got everything open at the bottom.
Insurance!
 
Alexey:
You're insured!
Just in case.
 
Argo:

I could ask half a dozen questions about investing in myself and I'm MORE than sure 80% of them would be wrong.

Ask the right questions about investing ))
 
Argo:

It's not because I'm very smart, but because those who know the right answers very rarely visit the forums.

You seem to know the answers, but you visit the forums.
 
Alexey:
About a couple of days ago, I was watching a documentary about Afghanistan, and there was a story about our military scamming the Afghans. This is a true example of speculation, worthy of respect, with all the rules of market trade. You must learn from such examples and immediately get an understanding of what is what.
Here's a great example:

"Suppose I owe a ruble to Larry. Larry owes a ruble to Victor. Victor owes a ruble to me. But no one has any money. Give me a ruble. Let's say, here comes... Mikhail Vassilyevich Lomonosov and buys a glove from me. For a ruble. I give that ruble to Larry, because I owe him. We're even. Larry gives the ruble to Victor. He owes him. They're even. Victor gives the ruble to me. We're even. Right? But then Lomonosov comes in: "Why do I need one glove?" Indeed. He gives me the glove, I return the ruble. I am wearing gloves. Lomonosov with a ruble. And we don't owe anybody." © Oligarh x.f.
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