Who influenced/inspired you the most in your trading?

Well, staying true to form, the Barclays infant puts words in people's mouths and continues to play the victim.
https://www.forexfactory.com/showthr...8#post11246438

After spending a large number of posts with his buddies abusing Davit, saying all indicators are doomed and you don't need stupid pivots, when it gets thrown back in his face he recoils in shock horror like a spoilt child.

I hope he enjoys his holiday and has closed his WCU GBP longs before he leaves and his daughters profits dissappear.

sub 3050 here we come

Just sayin'......

I would like to thank the whole community in FF, the Great, Good, Bad, Ugly members. Picking up treasure while I journey through forum thread rooms. For me the only way to success is transforming what you pick and making it your own. Happy trading Journey Traders

LoL great thread, poor old Ronda, is she a transvestite with mental health problems? Then there's the lovely Neil, saw a huge page of "stuff"about him the other day about his 2 bedroom flat, a car belonging to someone else, no daughters, no wife. Maybe he's hooked up with the transvestite, they sound like they suit each other.

Shhhhh, don't go around talking about Neil like that.
He's likely to get really upset with you after he forgets about the degrading posts he and his mates made about Davit, and then "Buddying" up to the degenerate Davshit member (membership rejected) with obscene images concocted by another sick member.

But yeah, everything you say about Ronda is correct

I'll stop at 12, since it's my favorite number.

A combination of athletes inspired me to compete at such great heights. And with every athlete that was great, I figured they had to know something special to always beat the competition. They must've practiced a ton, into a realm of perfection.

Little did I know, that just wasn't the case. You know the very best athletes have a basic foundation. It's simple. I'm not saying they lack sophistication, I'm just saying that they use basic tactics.

1. You know Steph Curry, just looks at the three dots on a rim? He knows that in any direction he stares at the rim, he just has to aim for those three dots. He arches the ball a lot. And swish, or as he says, might get the ball to bounce of it for a basket anyway.

Or try this two time gold medalist's, basic strategic layout.

I figured the most important thing to do in being the very best in their respective fields is just two things.
Focus, and awareness. Deep in the roots of their styles, these athletes questioned why they were taught anything and made it more efficient. Even if they did it wrong, according to all experts and coaches. They developed a style that fit them in any situation. They got to the most efficient point of understanding with their experience.

So what does it mean to trade?

Great traders aren't a special breed of human. We're all pretty good, it's just some have that inner desire. To change paradigms, to make the impossible possible. To achieve the greatest there is to achieve. To go across so many ideas and experiences just to get the very best results.