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1st February 2007, 08:59 PM
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Re: Trading Methods that work consistently
Kathik provides a lot of valuable information in his other thread "experiments in TA"
Perhaps you can go through it...it has around 700 posts 
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1st February 2007, 09:04 PM
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Re: Trading Methods that work consistently
Hi,
i agree with you, But i have requested Karthik to provide the most effective methods of all his posts and experience. How he plans a trade??? thanxs winston
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1st February 2007, 10:57 PM
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Hi Karthik,
First of all thanks Winstonn for such a wonderful thread. I am eagerly waiting for ur post which trading system works best for u.  It will be nice to learn ur method... thanks, Milind
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1st February 2007, 11:05 PM
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LOL i wonder about your mentality really, as you said before few post were you pointed out than one when one cant beat warren buff success from his books by just knowing it but how can you repeat success by knowing karthik system and other's method 
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1st February 2007, 11:39 PM
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Dearest Amarnath,
There is a lot of difference between Duplicating and Learning. By Karthik's method all of us can learn but again not duplicate his results. Some one can do better than him while others wont perform well because of the element of Duplication. But all everyone can get surely is Learning experience which is knoweldge and knowledge is power. But if power used with proper mind can make you king or else u ......you know!!!! And i really pity you for having a pullback mentality. Are you a Crab????? thanxs winston
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1st February 2007, 11:44 PM
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Ofcourse not but i just wondered, if system is mechn in nature results are 100% duplicated with all, any way its upto u and your liberity which to follow and which to not. Good lucks
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1st February 2007, 11:51 PM
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hi Amarnath,
a mechanical system can duplicate the results!!!! agree!!!! But is it possible that wht you are thinking now , the same thought i am thinking????? wht conditions you were brought up , i was brought up???? wht mentality you have, that i have???? these things will result us to take different action while trading also and hence a So called mechanical system will yield different results because of Trader's Psychology!!!!!! Can you tell me why there are no Auto Pilots???? thanxs winston
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1st February 2007, 11:53 PM
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No autopilots but autotrading system's to trade YES were 100% no trader's psycology is not needed to decide as a programmed logic trades and execute as it as based on what is coded 
Last edited by amarnath; 1st February 2007 at 11:59 PM.
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2nd February 2007, 08:12 AM
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Re: Trading Methods that work consistently
Winston, It's simple. Traders don't reveal their trading systems. As CV said in one of his earlier posts, trading isn't a team sport. It takes a lot of effort and time to design a good trading system which makes consistent profits and isn't a simple task. You simply can't share your labour with other traders.
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