My holy grail Las vegas casino style day trading strategy

[assimilator]

People ignoring my God call.........They don't believe in God......Sexy Trader is so far.......:lol::rofl::lol::rofl:

what say next

 

[rajgreenpeace]

what say next

I sad log God call nei manta , samaj ta hai ye tu aal tu faltu Gambler hai.......people don't believe in God call ..SEXY Trader ke baat kaun manega ye bola....:lol:

 

[Mr.G]

I sad log God call nei manta , samaj ta hai ye tu aal tu faltu Gambler hai.......people don't believe in God call ..SEXY Trader ke baat kaun manega ye bola....:lol:

Use saath circular (paper) trading vaale friends. Jinke saath he trades crores of rupee worth contracts. Kyunki exchange pe they never show up! :rofl::rofl::rofl::thumb::thumb:

 

[Gaur_Krishna]

It is system disorder if we back-check our performance on some trend-following system such as EMA cross-overs and take actual trades based on CONTRA.

Following trend for trend follower is the Holy Grail of trading. As ASNavale's Signature says:

Prediction is for ..... Kings React to what markets are doing NOW....

Regards,
Gaur_Krishna :thumb:

No level is high enough in uptrend, no level is low enough in a downtrend. Dont anticipate and take contra trades. Trade from the direction of the trend.

Smart_trade

 

[4candles]

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Hi Raj, DSM, HEM and other friends here


This news article might be of particular intrest to you all.



Brazilian stroke victim cannot stop helping others after developing pathological generosity because of changes in the brain


Man, 49, developed 'excessive and persistent generosity' according to researchers

Lost control of his finances and couldn't return to his job in a large corporation following change in behavior

Stroke victim said it was time to 'enjoy life' and 'be in high spirits'




A man in Brazlil developed what doctors have called pathological generosity, after a stroke damaged parts of his brain causing his behaviour to change.
The 49-year-old began to give away money, food and drinks excessively after a stroke disrupted the part of his brain related to higher thinking and decision making.

Researchers at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro concluded the man was left with 'excessive and persistent generosity' by the stroke which was brought on by bleeding in his brain.
Doctors were able to determine the stroke occurred in a subcortical region of Mr A's brain which controls higher level thinking, and therefore could have affected areas associated with regulating normal behavior.


Continue reading at.....

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ng-pathological-generosity-changes-brain.html



Note: No Pun intended

 

[DanPickUp]

Wanna have a good action movie for the night, as market in your place now is closed?

The Defender (1994) Jet Li

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VZy8jvoT1s

 

[rajgreenpeace]

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Hi Raj, DSM, HEM and other friends here


This news article might be of particular intrest to you all.



Brazilian stroke victim cannot stop helping others after developing pathological generosity because of changes in the brain


Man, 49, developed 'excessive and persistent generosity' according to researchers

Lost control of his finances and couldn't return to his job in a large corporation following change in behavior

Stroke victim said it was time to 'enjoy life' and 'be in high spirits'




A man in Brazlil developed what doctors have called pathological generosity, after a stroke damaged parts of his brain causing his behaviour to change.
The 49-year-old began to give away money, food and drinks excessively after a stroke disrupted the part of his brain related to higher thinking and decision making.

Researchers at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro concluded the man was left with 'excessive and persistent generosity' by the stroke which was brought on by bleeding in his brain.
Doctors were able to determine the stroke occurred in a subcortical region of Mr A's brain which controls higher level thinking, and therefore could have affected areas associated with regulating normal behavior.


Continue reading at.....

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ng-pathological-generosity-changes-brain.html



Note: No Pun intended

Good stroke for mankind.........:lol::rofl::lol::rofl:

 

[rajgreenpeace]

http://www.indiaonrent.com/view/f/from-a-labour-to-ceo-jyothi-reddy-great-inspiration.html

 

[DSM]

4C,

Thanks. It is an interesting post. I am reading up on the same subject, and also posted in a thread. It's about how our brain functions and how our choices, thinking, attitude, emotions are wired into our brain and result in how our behavior and the results we get - including in trading.

Still am studying on the subject - as a part of my endeavor to be 1% better person/trader each day.

http://www.traderji.com/words-wisdom/89326-changing-self-change-results.html

P.S : Thread on trading still in the works - busy with some assignments.

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Hi Raj, DSM, HEM and other friends here


This news article might be of particular intrest to you all.



Brazilian stroke victim cannot stop helping others after developing pathological generosity because of changes in the brain


Man, 49, developed 'excessive and persistent generosity' according to researchers

Lost control of his finances and couldn't return to his job in a large corporation following change in behavior

Stroke victim said it was time to 'enjoy life' and 'be in high spirits'




A man in Brazlil developed what doctors have called pathological generosity, after a stroke damaged parts of his brain causing his behaviour to change.
The 49-year-old began to give away money, food and drinks excessively after a stroke disrupted the part of his brain related to higher thinking and decision making.

Researchers at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro concluded the man was left with 'excessive and persistent generosity' by the stroke which was brought on by bleeding in his brain.
Doctors were able to determine the stroke occurred in a subcortical region of Mr A's brain which controls higher level thinking, and therefore could have affected areas associated with regulating normal behavior.


Continue reading at.....

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ng-pathological-generosity-changes-brain.html



Note: No Pun intended

 

[rajgreenpeace]

Today in Good mood ............Will try to kill BNF..........(Intraday)