Hi,
Anybody here read Van Tharp's TYWTFF?
Anyway, I'm re-reading the book and I'm currently picking up gems I didn't notice during the first time I read the book.. BUt anyway, here's what I'd want to know..
In the book, he mentioned something about a certain edge.. I think it was on the setting of objective part.. He wrote his conversation with Trendstat's manager Mr. Serenity.. Sorry I already forgot his name..
But anyway, in one of his questions there, Van Tharp asked Mr. Serenity (now I remember, Tom Basso), about what his edge was.. The way I understand it, or my impression of that edge is something that you have that other traders don't have..
Is my understanding correct or did I exaggerate? I'm on the process of building a system that works for me, but I think for my trading to be successful, I think I need to have that certain edge..
Can somebody please guide me here?
Thanks...
Anybody here read Van Tharp's TYWTFF?
Anyway, I'm re-reading the book and I'm currently picking up gems I didn't notice during the first time I read the book.. BUt anyway, here's what I'd want to know..
In the book, he mentioned something about a certain edge.. I think it was on the setting of objective part.. He wrote his conversation with Trendstat's manager Mr. Serenity.. Sorry I already forgot his name..
But anyway, in one of his questions there, Van Tharp asked Mr. Serenity (now I remember, Tom Basso), about what his edge was.. The way I understand it, or my impression of that edge is something that you have that other traders don't have..
Is my understanding correct or did I exaggerate? I'm on the process of building a system that works for me, but I think for my trading to be successful, I think I need to have that certain edge..
Can somebody please guide me here?
Thanks...