cvi cvio, page-88

debono...

Trading shouldn't be about whether the glass is half full or empty...that is emotive. (great in life though)

As Geffa always used to say on the bottom of his posts..."trade what you see not what you want to see."

It should be simply about planning and discipline.

95% of traders do not survive the markets...need to lift above "accepted" methods to be part of the 5% that does not fail.

For me, emotion is a key component, especially in day trading as sentiment is by far the dominating force.

The key is to be emotive, but to keep it under control. Never allow it to dictate the decision process...rather, use it to move with (or against) the market when required.

There are some who should never move away from being investors (the evidence is found in Clacker's posts)...and some who should never move beyond trading (HC is full of them)...but those who can do both with a mocicum of success, will outlast and outperform all others.

But lets not try to make everyone else closes of ourselves...we should be comfortable enough to accept that others can be different, yet not feel the need to change them.

We can advise from experience, lead by example, or provide supporting evidence to our arguments...it really is up to others to take it or leave it.

As it should be.

Cheers!