Christ this thread has been all over the shop....It's hard to restrict such a topic when we are talking about trading and the brain. I hope this was your original intent Sis? :-)
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The human brain can recognise patterns faster than a computer 8 replies
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My left brain starts talking to me 7 replies
Human brain or computer?? 8 replies
Left Brain Trading 6 replies
Disliked.... So i think that we should predict the moment when price is at a point of true demand or a true point of supply and trade that fraction of a moment and then let fat tailed randomness wobble its way to success if you catch my drift... because outside of few minutes life is chaos.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Actually, all the hammers in your example work, it's just that most people don't know how to read them properly so they don't know what the hammers are telling them. Steve Nison and other book salesmen have reduced candlestick reading to junk science by oversimplifying candles as one kind of signal versus a tool to read weakness and strength. Here's an example from the current EU 5M chart. This hammer is telling me that the bears couldn't push price back down to the close of the doji center that proceeded it, and weakness of short sellers...Ignored
DislikedYou see, the market is always bullish & always bearish. it is all relative to the shadow you are seeing.Ignored
QuoteDisliked"Illusions are so powerful that our brains can be fooled by them, even when we know how they work."
DislikedThis thread is going to be an ongoing gathering of information in regards to perception & the human brain and how this affects our decisions in the market. The first post is going to be short & sweet with 2 videos but there is a wealth of information to be learned from it. Is The Market Long or Short? Is price Bullish or Bearish, & is there even a difference? As you watch this video image you are looking at a chart and trying to determine if it is up and down. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGG01xTYSoo "Illusions are so powerful that...Ignored
DislikedThe market is not real until you commit some money to it. Therefore the "commitment" is more important than the marketIgnored
Disliked{quote} the problem being the market does not understand ones frivolous commitment. so one must surly understand the reason. without reason there is ,or should not be commitmentIgnored
DislikedAveraging helps to smooth things out in our vision. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FlV6pgwlrk Regards NeioIgnored