Hello guys,
here your fallacy from what emerges from forums and websites.
1) You think there are patterns and that some indicators will catch the patterns. You are not able to think counterintuitively without external 'help'. Plus, you are not able to distinguish between a real reason why and a fake reason why. A real reason why is what Order Flow Analysis relies on. Fake reasons why come with all the 'mechanical' strategies, made of indicators and rules stacked one over the others with no logical propositions.
2) You think that placing pending orders and waiting is not ok. You want emotions in your daily routines and you seek them in trading. Plus, you are not farming patience and detachment.
3) You think that trading is not so hard once you learn it. You think that there is something 'technical' to learn, but the only thing to learn is to become different in the mindset and nobody is really willing to accept a real mindset change
4) You think that someone must have the right EA or the right notions because there is always somebody making a lot of noise about their fake results which are shown as hypotetically glorious
5) You think that trading for you and your retail friends is something viable, while if 10 of you invest collectively your 10k each into a new broker or into gastronomic activities you make the only viable thing of your life.
here your fallacy from what emerges from forums and websites.
1) You think there are patterns and that some indicators will catch the patterns. You are not able to think counterintuitively without external 'help'. Plus, you are not able to distinguish between a real reason why and a fake reason why. A real reason why is what Order Flow Analysis relies on. Fake reasons why come with all the 'mechanical' strategies, made of indicators and rules stacked one over the others with no logical propositions.
2) You think that placing pending orders and waiting is not ok. You want emotions in your daily routines and you seek them in trading. Plus, you are not farming patience and detachment.
3) You think that trading is not so hard once you learn it. You think that there is something 'technical' to learn, but the only thing to learn is to become different in the mindset and nobody is really willing to accept a real mindset change
4) You think that someone must have the right EA or the right notions because there is always somebody making a lot of noise about their fake results which are shown as hypotetically glorious
5) You think that trading for you and your retail friends is something viable, while if 10 of you invest collectively your 10k each into a new broker or into gastronomic activities you make the only viable thing of your life.