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Two Types of Intuition
I distinguish two types of intuition – inherent and acquired. Inherent is the one you were born with and it is the end product of hundreds of thousands of years of evolution aka trying to survive in the fields. We are wired to seek instant gratification without a deeper thought about the future consequences, we are loss averse and stubborn.
While the inherent (core) intuition is the pre-installed software, each and everyone of us is born with, the acquired intuition is the upgrade we get through life as it is based on everything we experienced. Your brain remembers everything, even if you don’t realize it. Of course you can easily recall only the most vivid memories as depending on your everyday activity the brain has prioritized what is important and what is not.
When it comes to trading or investing, there is a reason you like some patterns more than others. The question is, should you trust your intuition? The contrarian school of thought in the market teaches that you should try to fade your intuition as it usually points you in the wrong direction. This is not always the case. If you have enough experience, your intuition is your biggest edge as it recognizes combinations of patterns and factors invisible for the normal eye. (more…)
Good quote from an investor named Robert Jaffe
Hedge-Fund Investors Dumping Lagging Funds
IMF: India growth will surpass China by 2016.But remember………….
India : NPA's to Advance Ratio of Banks to increase from 7.5 % in 2016 to 8.5% in 2017 !
Six One Liners for Traders
“Don’t trade just because you can afford to lose.” “Practice makes perfect is an old copybook adage that works well in the market place.” “If a trade fails to come out right, the error will be found in the operator-not the market.” “Trading is simple another form of business. Treat it as such.” “Trend to the investor is like the vein of gold to the miner, who must follow the vein faithfully if he expects to get the yellow metal.” “Stocks are made to buy and sell…not to be bought and held.” |