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misscrore White Belt
Joined: 11 Feb 2011 Posts: 40
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Post: #31 Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2011 11:28 pm Post subject: |
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SVKUM Sirrr
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Objective: Get over fixation only with strategy...
1) no ... They should .... But nt post strategies claiming enormous profits .... Without testing ....
2) Who am i to say nt to read books .... Read anything ....
3) Guideline is what is reqd .... Am i asking ppl to come and teach .... No ways
4) ppl are following the wrong one ... So the claim
5) What will i get by doing this???? If i had to achieve anything ... Fyi m nt a tip seller
6) Again you dint get it ... I dont wanna suggest strategy ... The essense is to look beyond it
7) m trying to share what i learnt is that wrong ...
M nt here to become famous like many strategy advisors or journal maintainers .... U dnt appreciate that .... Anyways be safe |
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maneesh007 White Belt
Joined: 08 Feb 2009 Posts: 119
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Post: #32 Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2011 11:40 pm Post subject: |
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actually, fault lies in the title...Fool is such an offensive word that even fools don't like to be called by that name |
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Alchemist Yellow Belt
Joined: 09 Aug 2010 Posts: 853
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Post: #33 Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 7:02 am Post subject: Re: All TRADERS are fools .... |
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misscrore wrote: | Alchemist wrote: | misscrore wrote: |
Some one comes and talks about APC/SAR and claims minting money and fails to talk about whats required in real time to make that kind of money, clearly showing low confidence and people follow him .. how foolish ...
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Hey misscrore .. that someone who talks about APC is me so i take strong exception to your comment .... how foolish
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Thanks Maneesh .... The idea is to get the ppl look above strategy ...
Dear Alchemist
If there is truth in what you are saying then well and good ... How does it matter to me if you really make millions or claim to make ...
The fact is if you are then you would appreciate the essense of the point m trying to make and not take offense ...
Dear oppo
You talk about 20k to 7 crores in 3 months.... Come on get real ... Instead of talking of crap .... If you are making money tell ppl the real reason .... Dont be fake |
Misscrore - if your problem is with 'strategies' .. why are you pulling me into your discussion as I have not even shared my strategy? I have always said only strategies dont make people successful, if that was the case there are a few thousands available free online.....but still people are losing even after using them?
Believe me - by calling traders fool you might have got your moment of attention and glory, but by ridiculing some of the successful traders you are not showing any maturity.
Anyways .. enjoy!
Cheers |
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rk_a2003 Black Belt
Joined: 21 Jan 2010 Posts: 2734
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Post: #34 Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 8:55 am Post subject: |
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Hi Ajay&All
I read some where that one survey found that Pilots are the most successful traders. Guess why?!...not very hard… though.
AJAYHKAUL wrote: | misscrore ... I wrote the blog '36th Chamber of Shaolin' ( my blog and thread under Market direction) in an attempt to cover what a trader will go thru in his quest for profits.
The various threads are individual traders attempts at their systems and we know that nothing works all the time in the markets.
However if any trader manages to get greater than 50 percent odds in his favor , he would end up with a statistical positive expectancy. Just as in the casino where the odds in favor of the house are 53% or so and the house always wins in the long run.
Various threads are journals ( i think) of the traders . But no two traders are alike and what works for you may not work for me and vice versa. So following the systems proposed in the threads will not work with everyone because it is the 25% of trading and rest 75% is individual trader psychology/personality.
So it is possible that many of the thread writers have got positive net results with their systems, but their results may not be replicated by people trying to follow them and hence some element of frustration may come in.
Ultimately every trader has to find his own 'holy grail' which can be a long and expensive endeavor for most people . 98% of traders fail . One great guy who made millions ( Jesse Livermore ) lost them and rebuilt and lost again and finally committed harakiri !
Hope this enlightens about what we are into .... It looks easy , but it is not .
A surgeon has to study etc for almost 10 yrs before he is allowed to operate.A pilot undergoes rigorous training and needs to log hours before going solo But most people jump into trading without any knowledge or training because there is no barrier to entry.
Why should trading be any different????? |
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vinay28 Black Belt
Joined: 24 Dec 2010 Posts: 11748
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Post: #35 Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 3:18 pm Post subject: |
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I wonder about the time people have to waste on redundant issues. |
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svkum White Belt
Joined: 14 Feb 2007 Posts: 321
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Post: #36 Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 6:53 pm Post subject: |
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ppl loose money in market due to influence of fear greed and more importantly EGO , which is basic cause for prolonging lossy trade, and faulting on any strategies followed.
when you attack this basic EGO , by calling many traders ,successfull or not successfull FOOL , this is nothing but indulging in money business .
like that clown in congress Digvijay singh , who does nothing but instigates ppl and harming ego of opponentes.
so better stop this thread at once , which will not fetch any gain in any manner.
PT PL NOTE. |
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svkum White Belt
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Post: #37 Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 6:55 pm Post subject: |
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SORRY , WANTED TO SAY MONKEY BUSINESS |
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trader_roshan White Belt
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Post: #38 Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 8:24 pm Post subject: |
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Misscrore..
I agree with your view...strategy is not anything a-la holy-grail, it is the discipline that what matters the most...
market place is meeting place of odd and even minds...and the winner will be the one who has an open minded approach that is far superior to any proven or unproven strategy...
stick to your rules and respect the market....market will in turn respect you............
Cheers
TR |
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misscrore White Belt
Joined: 11 Feb 2011 Posts: 40
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Post: #39 Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 9:20 pm Post subject: |
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svkum wrote: | ppl loose money in market due to influence of fear greed and more importantly EGO , which is basic cause for prolonging lossy trade, and faulting on any strategies followed.
when you attack this basic EGO , by calling many traders ,successfull or not successfull FOOL , this is nothing but indulging in money business .
like that clown in congress Digvijay singh , who does nothing but instigates ppl and harming ego of opponentes.
so better stop this thread at once , which will not fetch any gain in any manner.
PT PL NOTE. |
Svkum for once u understand .... I am nt against strategy... Bt against those u misguide ppl with holygrail strategies .... I am sure u wud appreciate this fact of giving importance to discipline and money mgmt .... That's what am trying to do ...
Now when u take names of snr successful ppl .... Ain't that wrong too..
Hum Karen to .... Aap karo to chamtkar? Ha? |
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misscrore White Belt
Joined: 11 Feb 2011 Posts: 40
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Post: #40 Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 9:22 pm Post subject: |
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trader_roshan wrote: | Misscrore..
I agree with your view...strategy is not anything a-la holy-grail, it is the discipline that what matters the most...
market place is meeting place of odd and even minds...and the winner will be the one who has an open minded approach that is far superior to any proven or unproven strategy...
stick to your rules and respect the market....market will in turn respect you............
Cheers
TR |
Roshan ... Thanks ... U hit the nail on it's head
But ppl still keep advising me to suggest my strategy :d strange .... Get a life ... Move above strategies |
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crr White Belt
Joined: 20 Jan 2010 Posts: 3
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Post: #41 Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 9:26 pm Post subject: |
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misscrore,
I have already mentioned earlier that this is a piece of excellent thread.
I am delighted to see the self proclaimed gurus and authors of strategies are on the street to voice their protest.I am really delighted. Many thanks to you. |
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opportunist White Belt
Joined: 27 Apr 2010 Posts: 356
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Post: #42 Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 9:47 pm Post subject: |
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I think in midst of all these comments we are missing the concern misscore has shown for fellow traders. I sincerely appreciate the same and would like to add that many senior traders also are equally concerned going by their posts and advice from time to time.
True, day trading is a zero sum game. True, the successful traders are the lions who dine on the newbies. But end of the day as human beings we all feel bad when a fellow trader is down because he lost money or is not able to figure it out the way the prices move.
But let us also realize that it is out of such altruistic feelings (and not for fame alone) people elaborate their method of trading (here dubbed as 'strategies') hoping that newcomers would at least find a way in this madness and that the money management part will be taken care of. Of course they enjoy the respect they get as gurus. But that much human frailty we should accept. Nobody is perfect.
Alas such piecemeal approach does not work. Unfortunately most rookie traders learn it the hard way only when they lose their shirt. If they have a large wardrobe (read large trading account) they get promoted to the next level of learning ...and this goes on till they graduate into the ‘lions’ themselves.
My understanding is that while altruism is a noble emotion it is not natural or sustainable especially in the stock market. Nature likes fighters who struggle to become stronger and it abhors the loser eliminating them in the process.
As someone said, 98% traders fail; a few years from now only the 2% successful will continue on their own steam. The rest will find an alternative profession.
That’s life - Survival of the Fittest. |
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sonila Brown Belt
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Post: #43 Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 11:39 pm Post subject: |
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Misscrore, u r gr8. Ur postings r excellent, u have raised valid points, u have indepth knowledge of market and so on......but instead of pulling legs, plz contribute sthg which will improve trading. |
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misscrore White Belt
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Post: #44 Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2011 9:55 am Post subject: |
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Sorry Sonila ... I dont take any of your compliements ...
and talking about contribution .... i think I have already done my bit ... |
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aptcap White Belt
Joined: 16 Jul 2011 Posts: 39
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Post: #45 Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2011 10:48 am Post subject: |
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i think its a good discussion. and it atleast something i have also observed so far. there are strategies galore - crossovers, indicators, bands etc. but some strategies do go beyond the mechanics of the trade and address issues like trade management and money management which is where the new trader sorely lacks discipline/knowledge and more so bcos of inexperience. and perhaps that why some of these have bcome more popular than others.
misscore did define "all traders are fools" as majority but may be that was deliberate to try and get responses which he has succeeded in getting.
so why this kolaveri kolaveri di?
interesting responses nonetheless. |
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