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[greenie]

Everyday I read blogs of some good traders, and they have been making near perfect ST trades.

1. First one is of SemiBizz. He used to post his trades here more often, but now got discouraged by team Slamma Jamma. He uses an unique volume-based method.

http://semibizz.blogspot.com/

2. Second one is JNavin. He stays quiet here on the board, but prints money with his trades.

http://www.traders-t...?...p;blogid=4


3. Third one is pnfwave. He has a time machine .

http://fibo-count.blogspot.com/


The above ones are on ST trades. xD's blog ( http://xtrends.blogspot.com ) covers IT trades. After IYB left trading to play cards, he is possibly the only IT trader left on the board.

[traderpaul]

I don't think follow another trader is the ticket for trading. Traders are like baseball players they get hot and they get cold....When they get hot they don't have to swing for a base hit.....When they get cold they cannot buy a hit.....Been trading for some thirty years.....Every great trader had been wrong at least once.....

[greenie]

I don't think follow another trader is the ticket for trading. Traders are like baseball players they get hot and they get cold....When they get hot they don't have to swing for a base hit.....When they get cold they cannot buy a hit.....Been trading for some thirty years.....Every great trader had been wrong at least once.....

That's why I follow four. If all of those four are wrong, the there is no way I could figure out and be right just by myself

[traderpaul]

I don't think follow another trader is the ticket for trading. Traders are like baseball players they get hot and they get cold....When they get hot they don't have to swing for a base hit.....When they get cold they cannot buy a hit.....Been trading for some thirty years.....Every great trader had been wrong at least once.....

That's why I follow four. If all of those four are wrong, the there is no way I could figure out and be right just by myself

What if two are bullish and the rest bearish?
What if all four are bullish and the market goes down?

Edited by traderpaul, 08 February 2007 - 12:00 PM.

[greenie]

Forgot to list Hiker's blog as well as his posts in the technicalwatch board that I visit from time from time. Steve (hiker) has always been helpful to me.

[Jnavin]

Thanks for the props, Greenie...I lose more trades than I win but somehow I manage to get a lot of chips out on the table for the good bets on the good bets. Old blackjack habit. I find Chartsmarts to be very helpful.

Edited by Jnavin, 08 February 2007 - 01:57 PM.