Archive for December 31st, 2009

Focus more on the forecast and give more trade related  solutions Focus more on money management  techniques keeping in mind the limitations of the platform providers Try to give more improvised market readings in the blog. I Hope the above could be achieved in the New year

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Dr Sivaraman’s New Year Resolutions

Trade more exotic currencies . Sometimes we miss great opportunities because we focus on just a small group of currencies

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Ed Ponsi’s New Year Resolutions

Remain Cautious of the “The Maniac” Nec Hercules Contra Duos In Chapter II (The Maniac) famous masterpiece Orthodoxy, by G.K. Chesterton (Dodd, Mead & Co., 1908), the author presents an argument, which (as a quick summary) serves to analyze the mind of a “maniac”, or in other words, the “opinionated views of a madman.” To keep ourselves from becoming close-minded maniacs trapped in our narrow, passionate, deterministic logic, we absolutely must take the time to dig into all details of

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Mark Whistler’s New Year Resolutions

I want more of my trading in 2010 to come from Automated EA’s instead of me sitting in front of the computer for hours. Money is a renewable resource and I make plenty of it.  But time is not.  I can never get time back and the 20th century is fraught with traders spending likely more time in front of the computer than necessary. With that being said, I will probably over-work my programmer this year to automate as much of my trading as can be done until we own the Hal 9000 which

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Chris Capre’s New Year Resolutions

Dire decade heightens savers’ investment anxiety Reuters Yet for savers without the time or expertise to be stock pickers or for those too risk averse to stick all their eggs in one basket, the investment climate … and more »

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Terrible decade increases fear of investment of the rescuers – Reuters

Dire decade heightens savers’ investment anxiety Reuters Yet for savers without the time or expertise to be stock pickers or for those too risk averse to stick all their eggs in one basket, the investment climate … and more »

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Terrible decade increases fear of investment of the rescuers – Reuters

Resolutions or Goals – What’s the Difference? Resolutions are like promises and commitments and I do not make promises I do not intend to keep nor do I take on commitments lightly

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Jerry Furst’s New Year Resolutions

This last year was an eye-opener even after all the years I’ve been trading futures and forex.

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Raghee Horner’s New Year Resolutions

Test New Trading Ideas The markets change constantly, and as day traders we see more and more market become liquid and tradable. Over the years I have accumulated a lot of trading knowledge, and I tried many trading concepts. At the time when I tried them they might not have worked, but with all these opportunities popping up I will revisit some trading ideas and thoroughly test them to see if they can be applied in today’s markets.

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Markus Heitkoetter’s New Year Resolutions

Test New Trading Ideas The markets change constantly, and as day traders we see more and more market become liquid and tradable. Over the years I have accumulated a lot of trading knowledge, and I tried many trading concepts.

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Markus Heitkoetter’s New Year Resolutions