Approaches to trading...

[Aaron Franco]

@Ryan

The one I have learnt and testing at the moment is looking at the overs % and waiting 10mins before i enter the trade.

would be interesting to see how stat models work and just in general really to broaden my knowledge.

[Akiva Anderson]

We have diversity in gender, religion and ethnicity. We have diversity in trading too. What works for me may not work for others. What works for others may not work for me. Everyone has their unique style. Some people are more cautious by nature, some more risk takers. This surely effect trading at times.

The American entrepreneur, Jim Rohn, once said:

"We all must suffer from two pains...the pain of discipline or the pain of regret. The difference is this...the pain of discipline weighs ounces. The pain of regret weighs tons."

I see trading, for most people, as purely a discipline issue.

That's not to say I am very well disciplined. I'm not. I'm better than I was 3 years ago. I haven't been very disciplined last week or this week. But, I will certainly have more discipline this year than last year. Discipline is a learned skill. For most it's about progression

[Akiva Anderson]

@Ryan said in Approaches to trading...:

@Richard-Latimer Yeh because they had blinkers on and it's only that its one way of doing it!

Hahaha

Good old Darri. He was consistent. He criticised everyone's work!

[Ryan]

@Aaron-Franco What approaches have you seen? What would you like me to make sure I cover?

[Ryan]

@Richard-Latimer Yeh because they had blinkers on and it's only that its one way of doing it!

[Richard Latimer]

Reminds me of when an ex member used to constantly pull my work apart.

[Aaron Franco]

@Ryan

I saw that on socials also and I think it would be a great idea and very insightful to see other ways to succeed in trading.