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12ring

12/12/06 5:18 PM

#214091 RE: S.A.G. #214085

Post of the week! JMO
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marketmann

12/12/06 5:19 PM

#214094 RE: S.A.G. #214085

IF they are lying to you
and you guys repost it, what then?
when ever lawyers are around, you just gotta CYA.
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nickulliana

12/12/06 5:23 PM

#214102 RE: S.A.G. #214085

Then let someone else in that conference call. An unbiased observer.

If Petar has nothing to hide and you two have nothing to hide..let someone else in the call.

Or are you scared? Or is Petar scared?
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CaesarStone

12/15/06 9:19 AM

#217536 RE: S.A.G. #214085

Airys418,You don't learn to hold your own in the world by standing on guard, but by being attacked and getting well hammered yourself.

- George Bernard Shaw

I'm not sure if Mr. Shaw ever dabbled in the financial markets, but his insightful statement that I posted earlier contains wisdom from which all traders can benefit. The market requires all traders who wish to learn its ways to pay a certain amount of tuition. And we, as traders, unfortunately pay that tuition in the form of lost money. But along with that lost money comes a rich education that will eventually lead to fewer losses and greater riches, if one uses them wisely. So, my question to you is, "What are you doing with your market experiences, particularly your losing experiences?" Are they for naught, or are they used in such a way that they become welcome stepping stones to higher heights of market mastery? "Are you learning from your errors?" "Are you analyzing each and every one of your mistakes?" "Are you finding the pearl, the jewel that each trading error contains?" I hope so my pirates. Because that is what it will take to master these markets, an enriching education gained through our losses.

Our winners, although enjoyable, teach us nothing. It is our losses that lead the way to trading mastery.