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Nugget's from Nisons Beyond Candlesticks book.

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Here’s the first nugget from Nisons Beyond Candlesticks book.

(It’s A BIBLE and my Hot favourite Book )

“A single candle by itself is rarely sufficient reason to forecast an immediate
reversal” (21)

When you cannot see the state of your opponent, you pretend to make a powerful attack to uncover the intention of the enemy. This concept, as related to trading, is one of the reasons a spring is so important. 57

In effect, these traders act like the aforementioned “moving shadow,” testing the battlefield by entering a large order to try and break support (or resistance). (more…)

Gamblers Delude Themselves

“Above the roulette tables, screens listed the results of the most recent 20 spins of the wheel. Gamblers would see that it had come up black the past eight spins, marvel at the improbability, and feel in their bones that the tiny silver ball was now more likely to land on red. That was the reason the casino bothered to list the wheel’s most recent spin: to help gamblers to delude themselves.” – in Liar`s Poker, excerpt from the “The Hangover: How Las Vegas Explains the Past and Future of the Economy”
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