When it comes to executing trades I don't believe two brains are better than one( In most cases anyway). Each person has their own set of beliefs/philosophy about how the markets function, and it's unlikely that the other person/s will share the same set of beliefs. This makes decisions more complex and results in conflict of opinion.
"If you're asking for peoples opinions then you shouldn't be placing the trade. The only opinion that matters is your own."
I'm not sure If you do understand what I'm saying.I never said not to read articles or take on-board advice, I believe you constantly have to be doing this( regardless of how successful you are, or how much you think you know). I also believe forums are a great place for learning and sharing ideas.
However, when it comes to "placing a trade", then yes it is 100% only your point of view that matters. It doesn't Matter if you have a line straight to Warren Buffet or Goldman sachs, what someone else thinks about your trade should be irrelevant. As you're the only one accountable for it, because you're the one winning or losing $. It's got nothing to do with how smart you are, or how much you know- it's just the mindset of a winning trader...
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