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What to learn from the giant tree looming over our house when it gets hit by lightening?

I asked Andre what could be learned from the recent lightening and wind damage to a giant walnut tree next to my house.  Truth be told, I wanted to have an excuse to use the photo-shopped picture at the left.

Thanks Andre.

“The market is like the weather, unpredictable and sometimes very volatile. The tree represents an overall position in the market and the branches, contracts in different markets. No branch is the same on a tree and similarly and, hopefully, the contracts are in non-correlated markets.

The tree is a beautiful tree providing shade for the trader and his house and it took years for it to grow to its current size.   Read the rest of this entry »

Market Update from Martin Yokosawa of Torii® Asset Management

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Extreme sailing and futures trading – a matched set for William from London

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What Mike learned last week

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How long do bear markets last? by Simon Townshend

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What Mike learned, last week

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What I Learned This Week by Mike

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Mike’s Criteria For Continuous Self-Evaluation (this is interesting)

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Mike’s week in review

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Taking the day off from trading on the day before a holiday by Mike

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Jeff Quinto has been called "America's Preeminent Futures Trading Mentor". Jeff is a 40-year veteran futures trader, former CME member and a world-class trading coach. He has coached hundreds of futures traders, including traders from Hong Kong, France, China, England, Australia, the US and Canada.

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