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- Zoran replied Jun 3, 2009
Good to hear. I can see by your profile that you are on the right track with your method. You should pop into fti's thread more often. There are many jewels lying about.
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- Zoran replied Jun 3, 2009
I'm in Belgrade, Serbia now. I spend about 2 weeks here and then 1 week in the UK. You still in Yorkshire or have you moved to Monaco?

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- Zoran replied Jun 3, 2009
Hey Wolf, yes... it has been a while. I'm still around in other threads and check this one occasionally. I've moved abroad although I'm still working in the UK and spending the odd week there. How about yourself? What's new in your neck of the woods?
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- Zoran replied Jun 2, 2009
Good to see you back again fti. I was getting a little worried.
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- Zoran replied Apr 23, 2009
You have probably read enough but you may need to spend time internalising it. Seeing that you have restrictions with time it may take a while. Take it slowly and lightly, there is no need to imitate fti. So let it flow and let fti's teaching come ...
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- Zoran replied Apr 22, 2009
Reading to page 146 should be sufficient. It may also be worth reading all of fti's posts after that as there are some other hidden jewels there. So what is the problem? Based on what you said, you only have an hour a day and I would consider that ...
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- Zoran replied Apr 18, 2009
FYI, Click on > to read original post for more information.
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- Zoran replied Apr 18, 2009
Above refers to trading in one direction and buying or selling in the opposite direction to close positions.
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- Zoran replied Apr 18, 2009
1+1+2-2-1(left with scout)+1+2+3(6+scout)=7 This is not hedging, just closing positions. He was 4 long and the -2 and -1 closed 3 of them and then went long another 6. This is the traditional bro-ker method.
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- Zoran replied Apr 7, 2009
Thanks Lusan. I will quote it again. 1. Prudent MO, MM 2. Proper capitalisation 3. Mindset Remember there are three ingredients there. Not one or two but three. Miss an ingredient and that cake you try to bake isn't going to work out quite like you ...
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- Zoran replied Apr 4, 2009
I hope it's clear to everyone that the Fallacy of Technical Analysis is in its predictiveness. It doesn't seem like everyone understood.
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- Zoran replied Apr 4, 2009
I hope it's clear to everyone that the Fallacy of Technical Analysis is in its predictiveness. Those that use their crystal balls tend to follow the path to ruin. Now Technical Analysis does have merit but we need to keep with the market to see how ...
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- Zoran replied Apr 2, 2009
If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb ...
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- Zoran replied Mar 13, 2009
Thanks for that quote Gro. This lesson seems to be where I currently sit. It relates to fti's first post in this thread where he mentions: I suggest three very important ingredients. One is "Market Structure", the other is "YOU", then ...
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- Zoran replied Mar 13, 2009
Thanks for the link fti. Perhaps this one compliments it (closely but not entirely). url
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- Zoran replied Jan 24, 2009
All the best fti. Thank you for an amazing and enlightening journey! Good fortune to all!
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- Zoran replied Jan 17, 2009
OK, I have 15 posts per page so that probably explains it.
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- Zoran replied Jan 17, 2009
I have page 398 on my screen. Did you mean page 400 instead?
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