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6th July 2008, 06:37 PM
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Double thumbs up ! 
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12th July 2008, 10:41 AM
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Psychology plays a big part but I always say psychology will only be a differentiator when the players are of equal technical strength. If you keep working hard you will generally not encounter the problems of psychology and all that till you meet a rival of equal stature.
It is only at the highest levels that that psychology starts to become a big differentiator, because there both players have done all the technical work. They are approximately matched in most areas. That is when psychology plays a big part. -V. Anand
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14th July 2008, 06:45 AM
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But CV Sir,
Even at lower levels psychology plays important role.... even a person is good at some technical things... when it comes to implementation it may flop! Say when one is in good profits.... booking profits... even though the trail SL is not yet hit! And then the scrip falls/rises more... and sometimes do not.... and because of those sometimes the trader many times do not wait for the trail SL... is it not here that psychology comes into play?  even for beginners...Regards
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15th July 2008, 04:54 PM
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Second, being good at 'some' technical things doesnt really help.Your game has to be well rounded and you must be on top of your game at all times.Afterall a lot of people make money in the markets only to lose it all and some more when the volatility increases.
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15th July 2008, 11:41 PM
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 I did not intend that!I know it is said by Mr. Anand! And tats y I expressed my views on that... if it was your quote then I would have thought several times before posting any thing like that !! I completely agree with you that to be the top of the game! Survival of the fittest applies here! I know this that many loose more than they earn! As you have mentioned in this forum somewhere that even after 200,300,500 % growth in equity it only takes 100% to loose everything!!! But proper MM can help one to overcome it! Now what I understand from your saying of being on the top of the game is that Being "good" enough ! No one can be best right! There is always a better stuff! Good enough in tech analysis/market analysis and keep on updating oneself and if required implement the new stuffs... Focussed MM. Constantly Improving psycho!!! I hope this time I have not offended you  All the above said are IMHO ! Regards
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15th July 2008, 11:49 PM
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 Things is, MM is also a technical skill, inability to book losses or profits is just as technical as getting the right entry.One hesitates because they have no idea whether the percentages are in favor of holding a position or exiting it. If one thinks deeply and works on their trading, everything can be thought of in technical terms.Psychology will always be something that compliments a traders skill and helps them achieve their potential, it will never be a substitute for a trader with a bad technique.
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16th July 2008, 12:01 AM
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Yes now I absolutely got it what you mean by tech analysis! In your terms MM is also a tech ability! But that word you mentioned "hesitates" that is what I was referring to... Yes as you said if someone works hard and then IMPLEMENTS the trading rules religiously then it automatically psychology will follow the technicals Thanks for not getting annoyed... Regards Last edited by milkyblack; 16th July 2008 at 12:11 AM. Reason: Removed offendable content :)
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16th July 2008, 12:17 AM
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I am very glad rather Regards
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