A year ago, with the markets and the economy in meltdown, the SmartMoney Power 30 was full of the usual cast of government giants and Wall Street heavyweights: Bernanke, Geithner, Buffett. But as we move to a new phase, a time of slow but seemingly steady recovery, some of the biggest players might seem more on the fringe—academics, advisers, even a lobbyist. What follows is a mix of the famous and not-so-famous, all trying to make sure in their own way that the Great Recession turns into the Great Recovery. Lloyd Blankfein CEO, Goldman Sachs It was one thing to take a big investment from Warren Buffett in the heat of the financial meltdown, but Uncle Sam? Better to keep him at a distance. That’s the not-so-subtle message from Goldman (GS: 185.57*, +0.07, +0.03%), which has emerged as one of Wall Street’s strongest survivors of the financial crisis. Blankfein, a 55-year-old former tax lawyer, was the first banking executive to repay government loans made during the crisis-$10 billion in Goldman’s case. While that freed the firm from strict oversight on its business, expect it to continue to take heat for its generous pay practices.
author: Jack Canfield Translation and Voice Acting: Dmitry Balezin Video text ... Overcoming failure and gaining success begins with acceptance 100% responsibility for your life. You must stop using excuses and make yourself a victim of something.. You must throw away all the reasons, why can't you succeed or haven't succeeded so far. I know, what is this call, but if you want to move forward, you must take full responsibility for everything, what's going on in your life. When we fail, we deviate from the goal, making excuses and blaming others. We give energy to personal responsibility. You can change it. If something doesn't work out, you may ask yourself: “How did I create a situation like this?? What did I say or did not say? How I got another person to behave this way?»
Greed and fear move the market. The masses of bidders follow each other to their fate.. That's a fact.. If it wasn't true, successful traders could not earn colossal profits, using herd instincts. If you are a trader, you have to make a fundamental decision for yourself: will you follow the crowd or go your own way? Walking against crowds is not easy. Every person has a property but a desire to adapt, to follow the crowd. Following a crowd usually gives us a sense of security., like fish, who float in schools to protect each other. For old people, their age gives a sense of security..
I would like to ask those, who really, practically writes MTS-ki for Western markets.
WHAT CONDITIONS?
Under what conditions can programmers start writing and testing my algorithm?, which the , allowable, write fuck. And not a fact, that he will generally earn in the end without human intervention)) This all needs to be tested..
And since the result is not guaranteed, then you need to pay for the writing itself + test.
But if I pay the programmers to work, then I don't want to share the finished product then))
I could still agree to % profits to the developer (if you do not pay then for the writing itself), but how can I be sure, that it will not be used other than my copy? No way.. There will be mine % pick up and still use separately)))))))
And its use by several people can distort the work of my particular copy of MTS)))
The need to control – an important psychological aspect of profitable trading. Traders are trying to control the market, but in the end, realize that they must accept their fate and do not establish control over the market, but over the emotions. When your money is at stake, it is difficult to remain calm, rational, and fully control myself. You want to win, so you have a strong desire that the price was in line with your projections, but in the end of the deal almost never be sure. Human nature to desire to fully control their own destiny, but it is impossible. Instead, the trader must accept the fact that the market will go wherever he goes, and try to control their impulses and emotions, instead of playing against the impulse market with feelings of anger and frustration.
The need for control is the most important psychological aspect of profitable trading. Traders try to control the market, but, eventually, pony mayut, that they must accept their fate and establish control not over the market, but over emotions. When your money is at stake, it's hard to stay calm, diet and complete control of yourself. Do you want to win, so you have a strong desire, so that the price goes according to your predictions, however, you can almost never be sure of the outcome of a deal. A person has a desire to completely control his own destiny., however this is not possible. Instead, the trader must come to terms with the, that the market will go there, where will he go, and try to control your impulses and emotions, instead of, to play impulsively against the market with feelings of anger and frustration.
6.«Thoughts – these are things» Charles Fillmore
Thoughts – these are things. They create and shape them.
Let's imagine our thoughts as a mountain stream for a moment.
The life-giving river originates high in the mountains, flows down to the valley at its foot and feeds the fields and gardens of your life. It would never occur to you to pour into this wonderful stream […]
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I have several types of signals, so there will be a separate rule for each type.
Normal signal. Day Trading √ Maximum volume of position for entry – does not exceed shoulder 1:2. (at the same time, there can be no more than 3 such positions for different instruments) √ The maximum stop loss in a trade does not exceed 0,5% from depot for poses 1:1 And 1% for poses 1:2. (Paying attention, that these are all MAXIMUM stop losses.. ie. critical values. I usually have much less losses in normal position.)
Signal from discharge “for sure, fuck I will!!”. Day Trading. √ The maximum volume of the pose for entry – does not exceed shoulder 1:4 √ The maximum number of such trades is no more than 3 per day. √ You cannot add to a losing position. √ You can add to a profitable pose no earlier than after 1 time. √ The maximum stop loss in a trade is not more 1%.
Swing pose. Ie. not less than, than a few days, not just overnight. (I have such och. few, but I plan to increase) √ Maximum position for entry with stop loss by time (not in points) does not exceed shoulder 1:1 √ If the pose opens with the shoulder 1:2 or 1:3, then for “Shoulder” lots will have a separate short stop loss. (ie. when a short stop loss is triggered, the pose remains in points 1:1) √ There is no point in setting the maximum loss for such trades., because. at leveridge 1:1 i always understand, that I was wrong even before, how the loss will grow large. But for the sake of formality, I will still do it and it will be equal 3% from the deposit. √ Averaging a losing pose can only be 1 once and with its own separate stop loss (max ≤0,5%).
General: √ Усредняться\добавляться можно, but: and) the volume of adding to the position should not exceed the volume of the current position b) for each added position its own separate short(≤ 0,3%) stop loss . Or: in) if adding to a profitable position, either a separate short stop or a common stop loss for a general position at breakeven G) the maximum number of attempts to add in each pose is no more than 2. “Cooldown” between attempts at least 1 o'clock!
√ You can roll over, but the volume of the position should not exceed the volume of the previous transaction. (do not martingale). + new stop loss in 0,5% + “Cooldown” between coups on each separate paper at least 1 o'clock.
√ When the total loss is reached within the day 3% by depot (moose from swing trades are not counted) come into force “ChFrisky PPlating” )))))): and) allowed to hold no more than one day trading pose. b) the maximum volume in this position should not exceed the shoulder 1:2. in) stop in each trade 0.5%. G) “cooldown” between unprofitable trades at least 1 hours for each individual instrument!!! (dax, fesx, is, nq, ym i will count as 1 tool)
√ rules “PE” due to losses, they are not valid until the end of the day, and so far, until the loss within the session is ≤ 1,5% from a depot. √ When a decent fixed profit appears within the day (≥ 8-10%) rules come into force “PE”, and BEFORE THE END OF THE TRADING SESSION (+ night). √ Limiting the maximum loss within a day is not practical for me. Because I almost always act out it by the end of the session. Therefore, I'd rather limit the volume of positions.. √ It is allowed to work inside the position. Ie. close-open parts of a pose in one direction. You can open a previously closed part of a pose without a separate stop loss and signal., only if subsequent entry is better “exit”.
Miscellaneous: √ If you violate any of the rules, kill up the wall) √ The validity period of all written rules – 1 month. At the end, I see the result, I analyze the new dynamics on the deposit and decide, what to do next. Leave / leave, but edit / rewrite all the fuck) √ Rules can be added during the month. (if they do not contradict existing) And get out – can't)
________________ All in all, if my trade fails to meet all these rules, then .. will about THIS))