p1 new: formula (it's a person (or program, I guess) categorized and equal to chart technicals): thought: cycle 45d (object/action position exist with respect to action: shells / steps / contrastive weight) , stream H (action: minutely-described ...

Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal

I saw this, a simpler set of technical chart's lines that resemble separated lines for momentum (or Gann Fan with separated lines), and decided price'd keep going for the round number above. How the lines progressed in this one was kind of a ...

Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal

p1's a formula; tried format before, hope this time to connect chart technicals with how I relate to, and thus draw, interpret and trade, them: stream (minutely-described mental image, photo drawing, skimmed text), pre- ...

Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal

I was having problems ignoring margin calls and big losses. It was due to emotional and social problems. I rewrote the method a bit to reflect this, and started using step 2. Below, I use the personal-area inclusion type of 1.-10. cycle, ...

Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal

another logr-midline trade, which shows that L:M is at least a solid underlying method (with in-trade loss too high for soloing with it): (the settled area before the fourth trade's entry was a choppy-logr series that midline controlled) image ...

Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal

p1 new: -> Reciprocation (economic) vs. hierarchy (satisfy wants and be efficient). Necessity more an animal-instincts object want. Efficient -- needs measure and strategic access (vs. restriction (ownership; planned obsolescence)) to resource ...

Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal

I'm using the entire range of gut-trace types, now. What an unusual way to lose my entire account. I had an impression as an internal spike along my center being, such that it represented the relative run that next happened (against my trade). ...

Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal

Great post! perhaps.... image

A Nice Analogy

Had to put my 2c in (not a trade so much as extra description) -- image Also, great quote, even tho I only do discretionary: It's something I've found where the real training and study are.

It's A Heart-Mind Game... Are You Ready?

another directions 1 type: (apparently, my conscious brain'd rather knee-jerk more p1 rewriting than trade well) image image image image image image image ------------- p1 new: (gut trace warmup VSD exchange positioning; object (in) ...

Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal

stupid made-up psych junk -- forgive the intrusion with normal trading . gut trace VSD exchange positioning object (in) space behavior: personal-space relational, chartable routine; action string, w/ object data money sex pancreas ...

Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal

post #1 dump: (edit line) _ any $, ala you got it; unprofitable system ruins ANY account. .The wind subdues, the calm knows: Patterns lie in the sand. p1, new: (slight rewrite, major condensing) gut trace warmup: (personal, discussed examples) ...

Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal

Briefing Trader, maybe. I had a subscription lots of years ago, and they did excellent, in-depth research that combined technicals and fundamentals well when searching to publish an opportunity. That was when I traded stocks, so I don't know about ...

"Light" alternative to Bloomberg anywhere?

The body-psych approach worked okay; only, it stopped working any better than any other decision environment to copy the decision pattern from when designing the chart study and trade with. I realized that I'd done lots of decision environments in ...

Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal

demo — A model example of gut feel and the market emotion cycle. Thanks! This is how I read your example: If you take the market emotion cycle literally, then that's false. But if one takes into consideration how your example works, then one ...

Drawdown Control?

Beginner's luck! First trade using the new method in post#1 worked -- I observed that logr (momo) and midline (range, grid, etc.) were balanced fairly evenly. Then I saw some larger shapes -- a triangle and a rectangle -- and then looked at a ...

Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal

One relies on an informed gut instinct to help make trading decisions. There are certain body psychology methods that reveal how a concept or setting can interfere with or hone in for one's performance during a familiar activity. -- Applied ...

Meditation & Trading?

Okay, yet again it was pointed out to me that I'm not much of a solidly logical trader -- Rule-following of such normal kind evades me. So usually I practice decisions to choose from a list of drawing methods to apply to a chart. Only, my ...

Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal

True. What clarification I can offer: You often read members writing that this or that will "give" them an edge, when, unless there are exact rules that one follows to create that edge, the word 'edge' in such a context becomes meaningless. And I've ...

Probability Paradox!?!

I didn't say anything about an edge. While the concept is valid and often useful, my overall approach involves edge as described here. From there, whatever I do technicals with is a list, sometimes a very short one, that I practice with to hone the ...

Probability Paradox!?!