Yesterday I was playing with my niece in the garden and out pops my dad holding his phone.
"You know that Amiga that I've had for years?", He said.
"Yeah?", I replied
"It's going for £250!, How crazy's that?!", he exclaimed.
I thought to myself (1) I don't care and (2) It's irrelevant information.
But that's the probs with traders too, they focus on nonsense - mindlessly scrolling the ether of the interwebs hoping to randomly crash into a pile of dough (money), but they just end up like Homer Simpson saying "Doh!" after messing up a trade for the umpteenth time.
Not that this conversation is relevant to you, or to me, but I had to turn this unproductive exchange of words into a piece of info that might help someone who's willing to listen.
Listening is just half the battle, the other half is intensive action taking - another foreign concept traders get wrong and why my simple supply and demand strategy works so well, not because it's anything special (Think "simple", it's in the name), but because it gives an actionable routine any tom, dick and harry can repeat week in and week out without compromising too many resources, time and energy while at the same time pulling money out of the market faster than usual.
I should probably call it the lazy way to financial freedom but doing biz with lazy people isn't what I'm after - I want action takers and rule breakers, that's my kind of trader and one I'd happily invest my time and resources into any day of the week.
Last but not least, after I'm done writing this - turning waste into wine - I'm going to be backtesting a variety of supply and demand zones in a king of the hill style match up to see which zones offer up the biggest kills with the biggest profits - I hope you're spending your time wisely too.
See you in the next ep!
Keep your blades sharp.
Nick
"You know that Amiga that I've had for years?", He said.
"Yeah?", I replied
"It's going for £250!, How crazy's that?!", he exclaimed.
I thought to myself (1) I don't care and (2) It's irrelevant information.
But that's the probs with traders too, they focus on nonsense - mindlessly scrolling the ether of the interwebs hoping to randomly crash into a pile of dough (money), but they just end up like Homer Simpson saying "Doh!" after messing up a trade for the umpteenth time.
Not that this conversation is relevant to you, or to me, but I had to turn this unproductive exchange of words into a piece of info that might help someone who's willing to listen.
Listening is just half the battle, the other half is intensive action taking - another foreign concept traders get wrong and why my simple supply and demand strategy works so well, not because it's anything special (Think "simple", it's in the name), but because it gives an actionable routine any tom, dick and harry can repeat week in and week out without compromising too many resources, time and energy while at the same time pulling money out of the market faster than usual.
I should probably call it the lazy way to financial freedom but doing biz with lazy people isn't what I'm after - I want action takers and rule breakers, that's my kind of trader and one I'd happily invest my time and resources into any day of the week.
Last but not least, after I'm done writing this - turning waste into wine - I'm going to be backtesting a variety of supply and demand zones in a king of the hill style match up to see which zones offer up the biggest kills with the biggest profits - I hope you're spending your time wisely too.
See you in the next ep!
Keep your blades sharp.
Nick