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Finding an objective edge in liquid financial markets is one of the hardest tasks in the world it turned out. Most people who start trading are either lured by advertising or read books from like 80's or tech bubble of 90's when markets, especially stocks were so much different.
I was amazed, when had a chance to compare trading CME futures to trading physical goods. The latter is like money on the floor compared.
Another misconception: Indicators will predict what will happen in the future. Seriously wrong on this count. Discovered indicators are nothing more than a historical record of whats already has happened. No wonder they don't work!!
I used to think that the markets were 100% fair and equal for all participants...(no stop running, no fill advantage, no front running, no size hiding etc)...now I know that when big money is involved, anything that they can get away with, is acceptable !
