Mefenorex For Sale http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/ A Source for Trading Ideas. Mon, 21 May 2012 21:31:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 Mefenorex For Sale http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-144958 Auto Trading Tips » Blog Archive » Lazy Breakouts Sun, 08 Mar 2009 09:05:29 +0000 http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-144958 [...] m‎ov‎ing I do‎n‎’t‎ make money‎. If ou‎r trading capital is in‎ven‎t‎o‎r‎y , we n‎ee‎d‎ to tur‎n‎ it [...] [...] m‎ov‎ing I do‎n‎’t‎ make money‎. If ou‎r trading capital is in‎ven‎t‎o‎r‎y , we n‎ee‎d‎ to tur‎n‎ it [...]

]]> Mefenorex For Sale http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-22829 Lazy Breakouts | A Trade A Day Wed, 09 Apr 2008 09:38:43 +0000 http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-22829 [...] acceleration are all critical. If the stock isn’t moving I don’t make money. If our trading capital is inventory, we need to turn it [...] [...] acceleration are all critical. If the stock isn’t moving I don’t make money. If our trading capital is inventory, we need to turn it [...]

]]> Mefenorex For Sale http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-20202 Jonathan Sat, 22 Mar 2008 12:05:20 +0000 http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-20202 Wow eddie. Those are some great questions. Unfortunately I don't think I can give you the answers. As far as the buyout of BSC goes. It's the American taxpayer that is getting screwed on the one. Our tax dollars are paying for a buyout with questionable longterm economic benefit. The stong/smart/industrious/disciplined should survive and the weak/stupid/lazy/undisciplined should perish. It's what makes capitalism great. And everyone abides by those rules unless you have enough money to influence the decision makers. I love the markets because it's survival of the fittest at its best. But I'm not so crazy about wall street or the fed with the blatant pandering and unethical use of tax payer dollars. Perhaps someone can enlighten me why a buyout of BSC is good for the economy. Wow eddie. Those are some great questions. Unfortunately I don’t think I can give you the answers.

As far as the buyout of BSC goes. It’s the American taxpayer that is getting screwed on the one. Our tax dollars are paying for a buyout with questionable longterm economic benefit. The stong/smart/industrious/disciplined should survive and the weak/stupid/lazy/undisciplined should perish. It’s what makes capitalism great. And everyone abides by those rules unless you have enough money to influence the decision makers.

I love the markets because it’s survival of the fittest at its best. But I’m not so crazy about wall street or the fed with the blatant pandering and unethical use of tax payer dollars. Perhaps someone can enlighten me why a buyout of BSC is good for the economy.

]]> Mefenorex For Sale http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-19806 eddie Thu, 20 Mar 2008 05:07:16 +0000 http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-19806 Hello . Ive been reading your blog now for a good month and would like to say thanks. I was trying to get into some puts on the DIA yesterday before the bell but thought I cuould get a chance today on little more strength. Oh well. But I have a few qeustion for you I hope you can answer. 1) I was reading the market ticker entry today that you refereced-- What exactly is deleveraging by a hedge fund. I ve heard that there is worldwide deleraging going on. What eactley does this mean. Is it that they have to sell the assets they bought with borrowed money to give it back to the big banks because the investments are losing and dont want to be debtors to the bank. Im guessing this is a margin call. And beyond this, cant that money being paid back to the banks be used again to prop up eqwuities. So isnt it the same money only by a different investor? BUt i read in another article that this moeny used for or from house mortgages, will just implode into nothing, becuase it was money that was magically made up by wall street. That is there is no money on the sideline, when the deleveraging is over, the money that was created by house appreciation will be destroye? 2) I also read that if there is an explosion at one of the bond insurers it will create a cascade effect of exposing the "wrapped investments" at the investment banks. This will cause cascading cross defaults in other places. What does this mean and How exactley does this work? ANd what is a capital ratio violation? 3) How did the fed screw BSC. I kind of get how it helped jpm, but what if anything did the fed do to hurt bsc. And if the did why would they do it? Plus how and who decided bsc was only worth $2. Jim cramer makes it sould like JPM is just that astute. Others make it sound like the fed and JPM are crooked. I know it a lot but im on a mission to learn. My trading hs been profitable but I want to learn the overall picture better. Thanks. Eddie B. Hello . Ive been reading your blog now for a good month and would like to say thanks. I was trying to get into some puts on the DIA yesterday before the bell but thought I cuould get a chance today on little more strength. Oh well. But I have a few qeustion for you I hope you can answer.
1) I was reading the market ticker entry today that you refereced– What exactly is deleveraging by a hedge fund. I ve heard that there is worldwide deleraging going on. What eactley does this mean. Is it that they have to sell the assets they bought with borrowed money to give it back to the big banks because the investments are losing and dont want to be debtors to the bank. Im guessing this is a margin call. And beyond this, cant that money being paid back to the banks be used again to prop up eqwuities. So isnt it the same money only by a different investor? BUt i read in another article that this moeny used for or from house mortgages, will just implode into nothing, becuase it was money that was magically made up by wall street. That is there is no money on the sideline, when the deleveraging is over, the money that was created by house appreciation will be destroye?
2) I also read that if there is an explosion at one of the bond insurers it will create a cascade effect of exposing the “wrapped investments” at the investment banks. This will cause cascading cross defaults in other places. What does this mean and How exactley does this work? ANd what is a capital ratio violation?
3) How did the fed screw BSC. I kind of get how it helped jpm, but what if anything did the fed do to hurt bsc. And if the did why would they do it? Plus how and who decided bsc was only worth $2. Jim cramer makes it sould like JPM is just that astute. Others make it sound like the fed and JPM are crooked. I know it a lot but im on a mission to learn. My trading hs been profitable but I want to learn the overall picture better. Thanks. Eddie B.

]]> Mefenorex For Sale http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-19618 Jonathan Wed, 19 Mar 2008 01:31:39 +0000 http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-19618 Good point. Besides at my household money is strictly JIT. As soon as it comes in, its out again(i.e spent) :) Good point. Besides at my household money is strictly JIT. As soon as it comes in, its out again(i.e spent) :)

]]> Mefenorex For Sale http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-19557 Options Strategery Tue, 18 Mar 2008 18:54:20 +0000 http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-19557 I like the inventory analogy but keep in mind that some mom and pop shops get too attached to inventory. As a result, they avoid sales and get killed by the national chains. To beat the big guys, you gotta think like them. It's money but pretend it is not your money (i.e. 2/20). I like the inventory analogy but keep in mind that some mom and pop shops get too attached to inventory. As a result, they avoid sales and get killed by the national chains. To beat the big guys, you gotta think like them. It’s money but pretend it is not your money (i.e. 2/20).

]]> Mefenorex For Sale http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-19463 Jonathan Tue, 18 Mar 2008 00:43:05 +0000 http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-19463 @thewild1 Can't agree with you more. @thewild1 Can’t agree with you more.

]]> Mefenorex For Sale http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-19436 thewild1 Mon, 17 Mar 2008 20:36:53 +0000 http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-19436 it is especially important to overcome emotional trading in times like these it is especially important to overcome emotional trading in times like these

]]> Mefenorex For Sale http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-19411   Links by TraderBubs.com Mon, 17 Mar 2008 15:10:10 +0000 http://www.atradeaday.com/2008/03/17/how-to-overcome-emotional-trading/#comment-19411 [...] How to Overcome Emotional Trading and Scared is Not an Option are definitely worth a read. [...] [...] How to Overcome Emotional Trading and Scared is Not an Option are definitely worth a read. [...]

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