
After watching the first period, it's clear that the Habs (Canadiens for non-hockey enthusiasts) are clearly on their game. They know where each teammate will be before they get there, and pass to the open space to where the teammate will be ... not where he currently is. And while it seems they do so without thinking, I imagine the years of practice and repetition have programmed their minds and actions in such a way where it just seems they're not thinking. The Habs are clearly in the proverbial zone.

I also noticed several times where the market did its best to shake ES traders from their conviction with a third cruel 1-min stop-triggering surge before the expected reversal took hold (see attached chart ... click to enlarge). That's where the years of pattern burning came in handy. All in all, I tended to hang in there fairly well today with few scratches or stops.
Sure it's always about probability, as the market sometimes trends hard two days in a row right out of the gates. It's rare, but it happens ... just like pocket Kings can get trumped by pocket Aces.
Yet like poker, probability over a long period of time is what it's all about.
Back to the hockey game ... and yes, I'm a Bruins' fan.
1 comment:
no over-thinking. Just reacting.
Thats most likely one of the best things you can remind us all of. Thanks:)
Over thinking causes us to miss trades because we are too busy trying to find additional reasons for the move.
Just react!
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