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No Ordinary Duck
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well, hypothetically, what if your choice of stocks consistently dip before an uptrend, and you get stopped out consistently? that would erode your capital too.
well, hypothetically, what if your choice of stocks consistently dip before an uptrend, and you get stopped out consistently? that would erode your capital too.
just a thought. of course one can position stop losses below support levels etc etc but there is still that minute possibility of stop losses slowly eating away at you.
the trader confidence and a positive edge/expectancy.
of course one can position stop losses below support levels etc etc but there is still that minute possibility of stop losses slowly eating away at you
Notice how the old adage: Cut your losses short and let your winners run is totally against the way we are naturally psychologically wired as human beings.
But is there any1 out there that are holding onto losing stocks that have gone from $10 to 0.007 ?? (tech stocks)
In my opinion theres PLENTY
Why?
Because selling at a loss is very hard, its like admitting you were wrong, and of course those champion fund managers who i quoted the other day about worldcom, have the approach of, its never a loss until you sell LOL
On a bulge demand is creating supply.
On a dip supply is generating demand.
In between demand generates demand and supply generates supply.
motorway,
That was a superb post. Can you elaborate or confirm if I'm on target with my interpretation?
The higher prices resulting from demand creates supply by attracting sellers...vice versa for supply generating demand.
In between the lower prices which occur due to supply encourages further selling and a rise in prices due to demand encourages further buying?
ASX.G
"For the savvy market player, knowing when to jump on the bandwagon is only half the battle won. You must also know when to jump off "
Imagine a bandwagon rolling slowly forward. Music is playing. A few people on the wagon are having the time of their lives. The sweet music begins to attract many people standing by the side of the road. These people unable to resist the pleasant sounds, rush to join the party.
They jump on the back of the wagon. The wagon gradually slows under the increased weight. It comes to a stop. A few wise souls get off pleased at having enjoyed the ride.
The rest of the crowd however, sees this as an easy opportunity to jump aboard. There is a mad rush to jump aboard. The wagon now under the increased weight begins to lurch backward.
Momentum picks up, the wagon is upended and the latecomers are thrown off getting crushed under the wheels. The party has turned into a nightmare and a disaster. The last of the hangers on crash to the ground maimed and broken.
The wagon finally comes to a halt.
Standing in the shadows behind the trees are a few onlookers. Strangely they are the same group that enjoyed the first ride and got off early.
This group not only got off early but they were the organizers of the party!
All the broken souls by the side of the road can do is watch as these masters of the game go back to work. They begin the game again. The wagon moves slowly forward. The music is turned on. The crowd is attracted.
From Richard Wyckoff's Stock Market Technique, 1934 an Experts bandwagon.
Richard Wyckoff recognized who the experts were and He used this information to make a vast fortune . He was a master swing trader who traded shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
He made a statement that applies to trading that may live forever
"Listen to what the market is saying about itself, not what others are saying about the market."
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