One thing I have always taught my apprentices when mentoring them is to learn the rules, then to practice over and over again, at the same time observe others for inspiration and try to dissect what you see and understand why something is applied. After years of practice and experience is built instincts will start to weigh in and a better understanding of application will start to lead the way. At this point, I suggest forgetting the rules and letting intuition guide them as their experience has the fundamentals already built in and thinking outside the box will become much more valuable. I think critical thinking is a much more valuable asset, and understanding why something is the way it is will be much more beneficial to them. My expertise is in an artistic field so it is very different to what gets discussed on this forum, but I think this kind of application works in most aspects of life. Just my personal thoughts There are a lot of knowledgeable people on here, I try to absorb as much as I can and watch a lot of TA videos and read up on things that I am unsure about. IMO TA is a very useful tool as it can give clues as to where targets might be set, the other players are the market. The rules of TA are a great base, the variables are the other players, that's where the psychology of it can bend the rules, everyone is trying to anticipate the other players (might set a buy order in just a pip higher)... Add AI and algos into the equation... https://*********.com.au/can-ai-choose-your-investments/
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