"AUSSI" my thread and anything I want to put here

jr , put it on an hourly once see where it is , double check with your renko even the small charts they will drift around a bit , over all dosent much matter for the intrady stuff , its just a target yet

fuckin renkos. are insane. Just love them. Enough. I close platform. Dont want to fuck a really nice day. See you tomorrow!

Yes. Its not an entry signal for me. So I just keep an eye for the above below some shit thing

jr , the whiz of wonder the faz of fagazi trying to get the magic carpet going again
it was fun too it and away from it , , may squeek by another day , life calls have fun all , ya all know whats where

jr , ooy , think it was Mr Piphunter , yakked bout in the circle , its had a good run , memorys , ha
Mr S ya might to call the uro and let em know the market is open this week , good lord , the sh-t gone on bout for this, really for this, quick run thru on a wipe it wednesday , have fun all "looked" super duper awesome eeeeeh till the pip count )

Hahaa you got me
Meathead not doing so well as Microsoft though, only 3% year to date.

jr , ooy dont worry bout ole meat head , the boys will keep er a spinning higher and higher , its magic , , supply chain issues with the delivery of the magic dust right now , but dont worry Mr P , dont you worry

jr , could be some in traffic with a different thought

same patern everyday, the damn diplodocus, harry potter scar at change from tokio to london, and went to the 1272-1618 extension area from the tokio range, then reversed. just today went a little bit far compared with yesterday that varely touched the area
I traded it really wrong because it's hard to see it when it's forming, and even worse from phone, anyways keep training it,

Oyy not much time today, got one around powell.

jr , I wouldnt say ya "traded" it wrong ,definitly could have been a better collection job tho , was only one of two things gonna happen there , that is maybe what ya didnt pick up on , wouldnt count on it not being there again soon , not like its just running away like something major has changed, the boys fiddle blank and fiddle blank and fiddle blank

ended up green, crumbs, but green, tomorrow will be better.
Absolutly, I start to notice that, every day the same history, need to train to fit into it, but the important thing is that I'm aware and able to see it

jr , question for ya Mr S , what is that ?

if there one catch wort to take was that, great job man, hope you had a great day in the lake and riding the motorbike

jr , ooy you hve come along ways Mr S , one them big professial know it alls that been round for years , an indi of sorts , ya just do oppisite of the hot air ,and then look at a chart ,( one of dads favorite indis works as well as it ever did it appears )) you are light years ahead , can it be any more obvious , but yet , do some reading , good lord, the shit Ill say it SHIT spewed bout trading welp circus and clowns , ya know where it comes from

jr , old gbpyen had a line , for all practical purposes its too , this one getting closer them super duper big time billy bob "retailers" got er narrowed down tho, they must have the latest and greatest apps , they know sh=t , wont even have to ask they will tell you

jr , anyway , sprayer parts here , back to what I am , you got this Mr S , aint no big thing , dukes up

Readed at another thread, no fully agree with everything but it's interesting. credit to pat

The reality of trading

When we are new to trading, it is natural to ask questions.
However, as you become more experienced, you will realize that the best way to learn is by doing.

One of the most common questions that new traders ask is "where is your TP and SL?"
This is a lazy question because it shows that the person asking it is not willing to do their own research.

Everyone trades differently, and what works for one person may not work for another.
Instead of asking questions, it is better to post your own charts and show your own thought process.
This will allow others to see how you trade and learn from your experience.

If you disagree with someone's trade, the best way to respond is to post your own chart and explain your reasoning.
This will allow for a more productive discussion and help you to learn from each other.

The school system often teaches us to rely on others for answers.
Most gradute having lack of creative thinking and don't understand thinking process.

However, in trading, it is important to be self-reliant.
If you are not willing to put in the hard work to learn on your own, you will not be successful.

Trading is a competitive industry, and only the fittest will survive.
If you are not willing to go the extra mile and learn everything you can, you will be left behind.

Judging trader expertise by their charts

When traders post their charts, it gives us a glimpse into their thought process and trading style.
We can see what indicators they use, how they interpret the market, and how they make their trading decisions.

Of course, just because someone uses a lot of indicators doesn't mean they are an expert trader.
In fact, it can sometimes be the opposite.
Swquille lines doesn't make one as expert trders.
If someone doesn't understand how the indicators work, they are more likely to make mistakes.

The best way to judge a trader's expertise is to look at their charts and see how they use the information.
If they can clearly explain their thought process and why they made the decisions they did, then they are likely a skilled trader.

The importance of posting marked-up charts
If you want to improve your trading skills, it is important to post your charts and get feedback from others. (get feed back, view and comments)
This will help you to identify your strengths and weaknesses, and learn from the mistakes of others.

When you post your charts, be sure to include a brief explanation of your thought process.
This will help others to understand your reasoning and give you more helpful feedback.

It is also important to be open to feedback.
Don't be defensive if someone disagrees with your analysis.
Instead, use their feedback to learn and improve your trading skills.

Conclusion
By posting hindsight foresight (pun intended) marked-up charts and getting feedback from others, you can learn more about your own trading and become a more successful trader.

https://www.forexfactory.com/thread/...9#post14470589

pat says it how it is and i have total respect for him