Yes. Cautious approach is always

Posted by cocnut on 28/November/2006 at 16:29:

In Reply to: Corrections are healthy, if that's what is happening, but at times like this >> posted by lost2much on 28/November/2006 at 15:52:

appraised and adviced.

It contains two main ingredients: the size of your positions and the limit of lost you are planning to take.

Hesitation is not logical if you take a cautious approach.

Really, there is no optimum time to open a position, short or long. Nor there is a worst time. Best or worst timings are defined by hindsigt and hindsight only.

Do you agree?

C

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• No I don't agree! >> lost2much 28/November/2006 at 17:02 (2)
  • Cant say I disagree with you. cocnut 28/November/2006 at 17:10 (1)
    • That could be your edge yes. Good luck too (nm) lost2much 28/November/2006 at 17:14 (0)

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Comments:	: : appraised and adviced. : It contains two main ingredients: the size of your positions and the limit of lost you are planning to take. : Hesitation is not logical if you take a cautious approach. : Really, there is no optimum time to open a position, short or long. Nor there is a worst time. Best or worst timings are defined by hindsigt and hindsight only. : Do you agree? : C

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