...simply because when the
Prices are
down I tend to look
up.
I am more of a
Buyer than a
Seller and it's as I always say;
"Who really wants to see the stock market fall and why should it?
If there's bad news, it
falls, if the world leaders catch a cold, it
falls, if a rumour gets about, it
falls but on the whole, it will
rise.
26-May-10Repetition, that's what this is all about,
repetition and nothing else!
It's a bit like taking the same route to work, or school, or college or wherever, day after day after day...
...and pretty soon you just get used to it and pretty soon you go into autopilot re: your actions.
Day after day it's the same old thing, isn't it?
Yesterday the markets
fell, that's nothing new and yesterday it
rose again, that's nothing new either.
I tend to
trade Long when the
Prices have
fallen too fast and
trade Short when the
Prices have
risen too fast.
And how do I know they've
fallen or
risen too fast?
Because...
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