Waves, Trends and Cycles

In the end, what matters is not being right, but making money.

I think you're mixing psychology with market analysis, and that's not bad.

I prefer a profit account to a master's degree in trade philosophy.

Sometimes the most complicated thing is to accept that we don't understand anything and still operate well.

That post made me question everything I've read in technical analysis books.

The cycles exist, but you only see them when they're past.

Maybe you should write a book. It would give a thousand laps to the typical indicator PDFs.

One thing is to follow trends, another is to understand the pace of the market. They are very different things.

I act like I'm dancing with the market. Sometimes he guides, sometimes I. If you fall, you lose.

I'm glad that the issue has generated reflection. I didn't want to teach anything, just invite people to think differently.