Following up on Sunday's post, tonight's video addresses why I currently feel most comfortable (and profitable) trading in the Jellie networking room vs. solo or in a smaller collaberation.
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- Don Miller
- Don is an intraday S&P E-Mini Trader and Member of the CME who has educated traders and advocated for industry transparency since 1999. Long-term performance of his privately traded fund ranks among the industry's best at over +800% from its 2004 inception to 2010. His 2008 performance of +214% +$1.6 Million bested the industry's top CTAs.
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2 comments:
Remember ya back from the old "Cafe'" and TFC forums from way back.
Beautiful entry Don. Beautiful.
I think too, that I've dived SO hard into helping others to trade - that I didn't think about how it would affect my own profitability in trading.
So many gems in this entry I identified with.
An interesting and intriguing observation Don.
I joined a chat room when I first started trading just over a year ago, then left after a month feeling that while the "chat" was good, there was too much interference and I needed to develop on my own. I still feel much the same, mainly that observation of myself, and the market, is all I need. (though someone yelling at me might help at times!)
We hunt best in packs; though the trapper works alone...?
I don't know. Anyway, another great post so thanks.
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