Quoting fijitraderDislikedHere is the original post that started this thread:
Actually if you are new to trading it really is a good idea to assemble facts and differentiate them from beliefs. Beliefs when taken to be facts are one of the more dangerous gotchas in trading. Isolating pure facts is rather important for any level trader but an exercise that new traders ignore at their peril.
FTIgnored
Management separates the good traders from the ones who struggle. So I feel trying to give people new to market analysis skills to help them with the process, not the info.
My first impression was not a representation of the point the thread starter was making but was my first impression before I even began to read the thread(which took place in the time it took for the computer to load the page). My second impression is that it's going to be difficult to try and chase down facts. There probably is two or three key factual principals of the market that are insightful and help someone understand the market better. Good luck in trying to sort them out. Which ones are the facts and which ones are going to help the unenlightened, enlighten? It looks to me it would be an undertaking that is something I wouldn't enjoy being too deeply involved with.
I guess the 10 suggestions is not for you and the fact finding mission is not for me. That's could be one of the suggestions. 'It benefits a trader to find their own style of trading. Every style doesn't work for every person.'
I'll be looking in on the fact forum to see the progress but it might be too much for me...good luck
Peace