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Of all the things I have done over the years, one of the best things I have done is switch of my screen much more often. Staring at a screen all day is one of the best ways to "look" for trades that really aren't there.
An individual trader has no control on the market. Market does what it wants to do. The relationship between the individual trader and market is like that of a bull rider and the bull.
Longer the bull rider is in sync with the bull, longer he is able to ride it
Longer the individual trader is in sync with the market, longer he/she survives as a trader.
Being "in sync with the market" just means recognizing what the market is doing and playing along. Profits come automatically.
I think it's important to incorporate a dimension of time into trading to account for random noise. If you don't account for the randomness then you'll most likely get out of the trade on the price paths of the red or green line. The dimension of time is very important so as to not become the market's bitch.
R.I.P. Joseph Bach (Itchymoku), 1987-2018.
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