There is a substantial risk of loss associated with trading Derivatives . Losses can and will occur. My methods will not ensure profits
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Webinar
Mr. Ziad Misri of opentrader.com is giving access to his 2 hour webinar for free. You can register for the event in advance. I strongly recommend this. Worth attending. Click here to register
After watching the webinar ,infact in the middle of webinar , I could only say ST sir , you are the best coach in the WHOLE WORLD and I am proud to say that the best coach in the world is an Indian.
The good portions of the webinar is not more than 30-35 minutes. Rest of the time wasted in elaborate introductions, discussing account statements and introduction to his paid course. Typical feature of most webinar is that they will just give you a few introductory points and then will try and tempt you to sign up to their course. He gives us time till midnight to sign up to his paid course, because as per him, those who want more time are not serious traders !!!! He may be a good, knowledgeable trader, but in the end he just comes out as a marketer. More reason why we should be appreciative of the incredible effort and support provided by ST on this blog.
Hi ST I went through the webinar last evening. 8 to 10.PM Ziad could be a great trader. But I could not get the purpose of the webinar. He tells only one point of buying blindly at supports which takes great courage. Only one point for 2 hours. If we spend that time on this blog, that would be time well spent, I guess. Thanks for the blog ST
Hello, His style is somewhat similar to YTC, there were few good points to check but i guess all of it is for later My initial notes if they help are here - https://www.dropbox.com/s/5w2fbs981m403hq/opentrader.txt?dl=0
SpacemanSpiff, thank you very much for your notes. Yesterday I quit half way thru, today tried to catch the later half, but got cut off twice at Principle 7, when I tried to connect back it start back at the beginning. Could not catch principle 8 at all.
We cannot expect all the ideas and insights to come from a single source It comes in bits and pieces from different sources.We have to mix and match them and make our own cocktail. It is all about connecting dots as Steve jobs told. Pradeep Bonde calls them Idea Pickles. He write down every idea and preserve them as pickles for future use. DP method is not my invention. It is a mix and match of many ideas I collected from different sources. I have stolen and borrowed from many people like Lance, Joseph James, Sam Seiden,Brian hoffman, Ziad, James16, Mbqb1, Ghouse, Pradeep, Furious Angel, Saint and much much more
I found this article from his site useful, I think I have this problem. I double guess myself often and break the system http://blog.opentrader.com/are-you-making-this-fatal-hidden-trading-mistake/
Hi ST I was going through a tag named 'Bias' from YTC site. The article was BUY BECAUSE THERE ARE NO MORE SELLERS (WITH LOWER TIMEFRAME). Here Lance talks about buying at the supports and not wait for confirmation and buy. I read your comment there. Also Ziad in his webinar talks of the same concept. But do you recommend to do the same in our trading and if yes does it apply to Indian markets?? Thanks
James Dalton is another person who says the same ...He calls it Asymmetric opportunities. There is a very famous quote from his book "Mind over Markets" related to this which goes like
“The best trades often fly in the face of the most recent market activity.”
Thanks ST
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Kishore
Thank you very much Sir
ReplyDeleteST,
ReplyDeleteHave you attended this before ?
is it Price action trading ?
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Kishore
Thank you very much ST. I have registered for today.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Sir.
ReplyDeletei am also in for a webinar at 6:00 PM today !!
ReplyDeleteYou are the BEST TEACHER ST !!
ReplyDeleteAfter watching the webinar ,infact in the middle of webinar , I could only say ST sir , you are the best coach in the WHOLE WORLD and I am proud to say that the best coach in the world is an Indian.
ReplyDeleteThanks
Thanks ST
ReplyDeleteRegistered!!
TBP
Sir,
ReplyDeleteThank you very much.
S.Karthikeyan
Sir thnx
ReplyDeleteHi ST
ReplyDeleteWhat is the webinar all about???
Thanks
TBP
Hi ST,
ReplyDeleteWas there any key takeaway from yesterday's seminar for us? I apologize if I missed the gorilla.
It will take a few years experience to implement his suggestion
DeleteBlind entries without confirmation is not possible for us now
ST
The good portions of the webinar is not more than 30-35 minutes. Rest of the time wasted in elaborate introductions, discussing account statements and introduction to his paid course. Typical feature of most webinar is that they will just give you a few introductory points and then will try and tempt you to sign up to their course. He gives us time till midnight to sign up to his paid course, because as per him, those who want more time are not serious traders !!!!
ReplyDeleteHe may be a good, knowledgeable trader, but in the end he just comes out as a marketer. More reason why we should be appreciative of the incredible effort and support provided by ST on this blog.
Hi ST
ReplyDeleteI went through the webinar last evening. 8 to 10.PM
Ziad could be a great trader.
But I could not get the purpose of the webinar.
He tells only one point of buying blindly at supports which takes great courage.
Only one point for 2 hours.
If we spend that time on this blog, that would be time well spent, I guess.
Thanks for the blog ST
TBP
Hello, His style is somewhat similar to YTC, there were few good points to check but i guess all of it is for later
ReplyDeleteMy initial notes if they help are here - https://www.dropbox.com/s/5w2fbs981m403hq/opentrader.txt?dl=0
Wow. Great compilation. You have captured all of it.
DeleteThank you very much for sharing
ST
SpacemanSpiff, thank you very much for your notes. Yesterday I quit half way thru, today tried to catch the later half, but got cut off twice at Principle 7, when I tried to connect back it start back at the beginning. Could not catch principle 8 at all.
DeleteHi, SpacemanSpiff ,
DeleteThanks a lot for sharing your compilation.
S.Karthikeyan
We cannot expect all the ideas and insights to come from a single source
ReplyDeleteIt comes in bits and pieces from different sources.We have to mix and match them and make our own cocktail.
It is all about connecting dots as Steve jobs told. Pradeep Bonde calls them Idea Pickles. He write down every idea and preserve them as pickles for future use. DP method is not my invention. It is a mix and match of many ideas I collected from different sources. I have stolen and borrowed from many people like Lance, Joseph James, Sam Seiden,Brian hoffman, Ziad, James16, Mbqb1, Ghouse, Pradeep, Furious Angel, Saint and much much more
ST
Hi ST,
DeleteThanks for pulling it all together for us.
I found this article from his site useful, I think I have this problem. I double guess myself often and break the system http://blog.opentrader.com/are-you-making-this-fatal-hidden-trading-mistake/
Hi ST
ReplyDeleteA live example of today's trade in Tata Steel using Ziad's principle.
http://tinypic.com/r/zk5mq8/8
Thanks
TBP
Hi ST
ReplyDeleteI was going through a tag named 'Bias' from YTC site. The article was BUY BECAUSE THERE ARE NO MORE SELLERS (WITH LOWER TIMEFRAME). Here Lance talks about buying at the supports and not wait for confirmation and buy. I read your comment there. Also Ziad in his webinar talks of the same concept.
But do you recommend to do the same in our trading and if yes does it apply to Indian markets??
Thanks
TBP
It will be applicable to all markets
DeleteBut it takes a lot of experience and conviction to take such trades
ST
James Dalton is another person who says the same ...He calls it Asymmetric opportunities. There is a very famous quote from his book "Mind over Markets" related to this which goes like
Delete“The best trades often fly in the face of the most recent market activity.”
Thanks,
tRaDeR_B