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1st April 2008, 10:15 PM
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Re: Anticipatory v/s Reactionary Trading
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2nd April 2008, 06:03 AM
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Re: Anticipatory v/s Reactionary Trading
Hello T1
Thanks for giving an example of you trade. When you do these reversion to the mean type of trades, do you follow very specific rules? Are there any defined setups that you use to identify overbot/sold condition. (No indicators on your chart  ). Regards Sanjay
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2nd April 2008, 11:28 AM
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i wrote in an another thread that i dont understand chart patterns & indicators. but i beleive the concept of Reactionary Trading. hope its clear now.
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2nd April 2008, 08:22 PM
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Re: Anticipatory v/s Reactionary Trading
Yes SGM, theese trades r basically of two types: playing over reaction of crowd and reversion to mean. Cycles, bollinger bands, MA envelopes, panic buying/selling in the order book, hisogram of two MA difference,confluence levels.... there can be numerous ways to look for that.
Ofcourse I can comment more on that. But I shall refrain from the time being and wait for reply from CV, a bttr authority, for our mutual benefit . I missed a gud trade today bcoz of lag in quotes, will keep posting more.biyasc, it is still not clear. If you dont have any knowledge on patterns of buying/selling; be it thru chart patterns/indicators/tape reading/trendlines on graph; the question of anticipation or reaction does not come in the first place. If u can refer to a chart, perhaps it will be clear.
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3rd April 2008, 06:27 PM
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Re: Anticipatory v/s Reactionary Trading
Traders R Different Breed............u Have To Take Risk.....but Check Risk Is Worth Or Not........a Fighter.........who Knows When To Retreat........no Value In Heroes Death.
Definitely U Have To Develop A Sense...........however..........mm Only Makes A Good Bread Earner
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#18
15th April 2008, 12:13 AM
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Re: Anticipatory v/s Reactionary Trading
Few lines of an article might be of interest:
Anticipations might be described more as hunches, or gut feelings of what may happen. They usually involve a fair assessment of current conditions, and are based on how the current conditions are most likely to continue to develop. Anticipations help to serve more of an if/then type of role, and they allow for adjustments in a trading plan..... The good news that comes with anticipating another move down is that the setups will have to prove themselves to warrant an entry. Rising trend lines and support levels will be required to break in order to trigger a trade entry for me. So at this point, anticipating another move down doesn’t back me into a corner. It allows room for an alternate trading plan, whereas predicting another leg lower skews my view and offers no flexibility.
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15th April 2008, 08:50 AM
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Re: Anticipatory v/s Reactionary Trading
trader111,
Now with this explanation i can somehow understand your threads Logic,becoz till now my understanding is ,i dont anticipate but Only react but here you mean that anticipation urges me to be ready with a contingent plan.Plz correct me if i have misunderstood. Asish
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#20
15th April 2008, 10:23 AM
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Re: Anticipatory v/s Reactionary Trading
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Amit.
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