The word “Vuca” means “wake up” in Zulu language. But the
acronym VUCA is originally a military term which became popular at the end of the
cold war. Today it has become a widely used description of the current global
economic situation. VUCA stands for Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity
Volatility is turbulence and refers to the nature, speed and
magnitude of change that is unpredictable. Volatility creates uncertainty where
past events cannot be used to predict the future outcomes which make decision
making difficult. Numerous and difficult to understand causes adds layers of
complexity to the process which may lead to chaos and utter confusion. This
leads to the last acronym Ambiguity. The end result of VUCA is the inability to
capitalize opportunities and identify threats before it becomes lethal.
Companies worldwide are spending billions of dollars to
train their managers to operate in VUCA environment. They mainly focus on
another VUCA for this. Managers should have a clear Vision about the future of
their institutions to counter volatility. Leaders must learn to look and listen
to make sense of the volatility and to lead with vision. They must have proper Understanding
of the big picture. Managers should have Clarity to counter chaos and take
effective decisions. Ambiguity can only be countered by Agility, the ability to
apply solutions quickly.
As day traders, we are operating in a VUCA environment from
open to close everyday. We are taking countless decisions on a day today basis.
How many crucial decisions a CEO or manager has to take during his tenure?, I
wonder. In my humble opinion day trading must be included in the business
school syllabi. Let them learn something from us.
Anyway, learn to navigate through the VUCA environment with
Vision, Understanding, Clarity and Agility.
Remember the song Vuca,Vuca hey hey. Wake up, Wake up.
Remember the song Vuca,Vuca hey hey. Wake up, Wake up.
sir even today and now price is traveling both the sides of IRL for more than 11 times, please guide how to deal with it?
ReplyDeleteis IRL not a DP?
If price start oscillating like this then its not a virgin level?
please guide
soma
Soma
ReplyDelete11 times ? Are you watching the Nifty Future charts?
I am afraid you have not properly understood some of the concepts.Please go through the basics again
http://i44.tinypic.com/315zii1.png
ST
Nice chart. Thank you ST. When there is a breakout failure at a DP, that DP would still be considered an unused level, am I correct?
DeleteDepends on the penetration. Suppose price moves above a DP by 10 points and BOF happens naturally the level gets extended.
DeleteST
Thanks a lot ST.
DeleteSir one thing i noticed is I use amibroker and shareguru data feeds
ReplyDeletehere in my charts 6211 is IRL and its been difficult to trade.
but your IRL is much more accurate.
which charting sw that you are using?
Soma
Sir I am Big Fan of you sir and i keep studying ur blog over and again....
ReplyDeleteplease see my chart
http://tinypic.com/r/2yl34h0/5
http://i44.tinypic.com/2yl34h0.jpg
Soma
Soma
ReplyDeleteIgnore such long tails. Observe what happens when price revisits the level. When in doubt stay out. Nothing will happen if you miss a trade.Next opportunity will come soon. Markets are for ever
ST
Hi ST,
ReplyDeleteGreat article as always.
The image clearly explains again the concept of IR and flip zone.
Just wondering how classrooms will look like if DP Chart reading is included in the school syllabus.
Thanks,
TBP