You can’t think & trade at the same time… which means you need to have thought out everything ahead of time. — Trade Like a Casino (@TradeLikeCasino) November 8, 2013
“We respond to our thoughts and feelings about reality; we don’t respond to reality.” – Charles Faulkner — Andrew Selby (@DontTalkStocks) November 7, 2013
@SJosephBurns looks like IWM gave us the finger. pic.twitter.com/vKywKna07X — afk1 (@afk1) November 7, 2013
So, some see overbought or rsi and MACD crossover. #yathink? pic.twitter.com/X40JjVlJEX — Rob Smith (@RobInTheBlack) November 7, 2013
If you’re gonna be rigid, be rigid in managing the risk… other than that, be flexible. — Trade Like a Casino (@TradeLikeCasino) November 7, 2013
“Start each day from last night’s close, not your original cost.” – Stuart Walton — Andrew Selby (@DontTalkStocks) November 7, 2013
We need an ETF with the ticker $WTF where the price reflects the bears sentiment/rage. Would be at all time highs. $spy — kpricestox (@kpricestox) November 6, 2013
Confidence bestows good trading… overconfidence bestows 100% drawdowns …find a happy medium by using risk management — DK1 (@canuck2usa) November 6, 2013
One of the best ways to stay aligned w/ the markets is to remove “I think”, “I disagree”, & “In my opinion (IMO)” from your thought process — Chris Ciovacco (@CiovaccoCapital) November 6, 2013
“The most important organ in the body as far as the stock market is concerned is the guts, not the head.” – Peter Lynch — Trader Quotes (@MarketsQuotes) November 6, 2013
“The superior traders gravitate to a single approach-the specific approach is not important-and become extremely adept at it.” – Faulkner — Andrew Selby (@DontTalkStocks) November 5, 2013
“I have noticed that everyone who has ever told me that the markets are efficient is poor.” – Larry Hite — Andrew Selby (@DontTalkStocks) November 5, 2013
“Other than a rally/sell off what would change my opinion about direction?” this question forces me to be flexible/abandon binary thinking. — Trade Like a Casino (@TradeLikeCasino) November 2, 2013
“Life itself is based on trends.” – Ed Seykota — Andrew Selby (@DontTalkStocks) November 2, 2013