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Sir G Moderator

Joined: 15 Apr 2003 Posts: 243 Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
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Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2003 7:44 pm Post subject: Positive Impressions |
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I was going to name this forum, simply, “Impressions” But I realized that it could be a very sticky topic and one that might encourage some flaming, so I renamed it “Positive Impressions.”
I hope this forum is also appropriate and if not, I hope it gets axed pretty quick.
But I thought I would share a positive impression of Mark Johnson.
I saw a forum that he started http://www.tradingblox.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=353
It is in regards to a system vendor’s system. I think a casual browser will notice his public domain & vendor’s inquiries & topics, anyway it dawned on me that there is a major benefit in fishing in the vast sea of systems and ideas developed and nurtured by other folks.
In the end, one might end up with a portfolio of systems without much correlation of logic. Where on the other hand, someone who does the research for himself, will probably settle into a groove or a style that leaves its finger prints amongst ones portfolio of systems, no matter how one tries to mix things up (if done properly that is not a bad thing) But if one scours the “globe” for others visions, as Mark appears to do and if it is done properly that could be a very good thing.
Well, that is a positive impression that after years of reading Mark’s post has finally dawned on me today.
Thought I would share.
Gordon
PS. Now, if only Mark knew why he uses only ˝ of the trades in his MCSs!  _________________ There is no such thing as bad weather, just a poor choice of clothing. |
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damian Roundtable Knight

Joined: 15 Apr 2003 Posts: 818 Location: dusseldorf
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Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2003 12:04 am Post subject: Re: Positive Impressions |
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| Sir G wrote: | | someone who does the research for himself, will probably settle into a groove or a style that leaves its finger prints amongst ones portfolio of systems, no matter how one tries to mix things up |
I support this comment. When I see a chart I immediately notice the existence or otherwise of one or two particular characteristics, no matter how hard I try to see other opportunities (for which I want to design a system). My system design attempts always end up morphing into a method that I already trade.
I always enjoy insights into what other people see with their eyes and consequently what they start to create with their imagination. I would say only one in many vendor systems would allow such an insight and is well worth the search. |
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