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{quote} This is probably the most interesting and coolest post on this topic. Thank you for it. But still, I don’t understand what your specific actions are? So, you studied a bunch of strategies, and then you moved to fundamental analysis. What next? I understand it’s a psychological thing, that you can’t reveal your strategy, your brainchild, to someone else. But still, I don’t get this. Money won’t depreciate. You could say at least something. So, could you please give me some specific actions of yours? Not necessarily a strategy. What exactly...

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{quote} Yes, the video should be saved in the folder you specified in the Zoom app settings. If it's not there, there could be a few reasons. Perhaps you didn't grant permission to record the meeting, or there might have been an error in pressing the correct button to start the recording. It's also possible that if you haven't recorded before, you might not have noticed the recording indicators, such as the red dot or a timer showing that recording was in progress. You could check your Zoom settings to see where recordings are supposed to be saved,...

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{quote} did grant permission and i heard it telling me the record had started

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Quoting T721

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{quote} you need to go over the recording till your sick of listening to me. you havent watched it once yet so you aint gonna have a clue how to back test yet. you need to watch it 20,30,40 times then backtest. you are putting the cart before the horse. when i record and save it, the recording is stored on my desk top. dont know where you will find it on your machine but check through your whole system, it will be there

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Quoting keyman.

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{quote} Video recordings should be saved in the folder you specified in the Zoom application settings, right? Where else could it be? Well, it's not there, I don't know. Maybe you didn't grant permission to record, or maybe I pressed something wrong, I don't know. I even have a feeling that there was no recording because... Well, I haven't recorded before, but I think there should be some indicators, at least a stopwatch, that the video is recording, but there was neither, I don't know. {image}

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Do share the recording if u fins it

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{quote} i didnt record it. if i get time tonight i will do a zooom with you. maybe around 7pm if that time is ok 4u

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Quoting keyman.

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{quote} This is probably the most interesting and coolest post on this topic. Thank you for it. But still, I don’t understand what your specific actions are? So, you studied a bunch of strategies, and then you moved to fundamental analysis. What next? I understand it’s a psychological thing, that you can’t reveal your strategy, your brainchild, to someone else. But still, I don’t get this. Money won’t depreciate. You could say at least something. So, could you please give me some specific actions of yours? Not necessarily a strategy. What exactly...

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{quote} There are few reasons people don't want to share their strategy with strangers online: 1. They got it the hard way, they don't want someone to have it easily. 2. They don't know what people can do with their money. I mean you see people overleveraging and getting liquidated, then harming themselves etc. Or buying guns, drugs with that money etc. You cannot trust people these days. I will however give you some parts of my strategy since you asked. 1. I trade after the news events. NFP, CPI, PMI, all those red news you see on the calendar....

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Everyone mostly talks about how I need a strategy, how I should think long-term. They keep giving me general advice, which I would have mastered perfectly by now if I had some specific actions, a specific template to follow. I don't think that 80% of trading is psychology and 20% is strategy. No way, it’s actually 80% strategy and 20% psychology. Because what the hell am I supposed to do if I don’t have a strategy? And by strategy, I mean a specific pattern of actions. If that’s not the case, then it seems in trading you need to reinvent the wheel,...

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{quote} Thank you for this advice, but please don't take this personally or be offended, I still think that this advice sounds like something from an Instagram feed. Like, you need a strategy, study the strategy. But it sounds so vague, I don't understand the specifics, what exactly I should do. Here I am, looking at a chart, what do I do next? I can't imagine. I need some standard actions; I can't keep inventing something new for myself, because if I do, I won't get anywhere. Is that so? I need some kind of pattern, and is there even such a pattern?...

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I don't think that 80% of trading is psychology and 20% is strategy. No way, it’s actually 80% strategy and 20% psychology. Because what the hell am I supposed to do if I don’t have a strategy? And by strategy, I mean a specific pattern of actions. If that’s not the case, then it seems in trading you need to reinvent the wheel, constantly come up with something new.

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Quoting FocusWinReal

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{quote} Good luck with that.

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Quoting keyman.

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Okay got yall, no help needed anymore. Thx. Consider this thread as closed.

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{quote} No offense can be taken mate, because you thoughts on my post has more to do with you than with my post + I do not even know what Instagram is(aside from the word)! Many here actually offered advice that you could put into action. Practical advice. And you keep digressing... From your response, it is clear that many things I and and others have proposed flew right over your head. Re-read mate, re-read like you will have to do with charts,...

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{quote} "Stop complaining" - that's not the point. There are no cookie-cutter actions for success in trading that you would suggest and be right about. It's easiest to say "Stop complaining," but that's not why I created this thread.

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{quote} Don't take this the wrong way. This is friendly advice, nothing negative... even though you precisely said not to want this type of advice, that is what I generously share with you, in the hope that you might reconsider your way of approaching trading. Right now, what you are looking for will slow you down considerably, and even more so, the further it is to reality. But how am I to know how far? Well no matter how far you are, keep in mind that every professional trader has been there...

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..it takes time and practice and A LOT of studying to understand something enough to use it to one's advantage. .. I wish you the determination, passion, curiosity, imagination(some will develop with time and effort! need patience+sustained interest!), focus, scientific spirit, and the rest of the many qualities that you will need to get where you dream of getting. Cheers, and good luck on posting a chart and ideas in your next post, and it being the first of many posts with, at minimum, price movements observations in them !!!!!!!!...

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{quote}Yes, my post is clear, "stop complaining" is not the point at all. Staying positive and doing the necessary work to learn is the point. And I never said there is cookie-cutter in trading... Actually, there are as many ways to profit than to lose in the markets; only the trader's hard work and creativity is the limit. I'll leave this thread my sharing again what I had hoped you had received instead of more misinterpretation, digression and/or negativity:{quote} {quote} P.S interpreting generous free replies with a positive, grateful perspective,...

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