March 29, 2012
- in Uncategorized by schooloftrade
Germany’s unemployment at record lows; OECD sees continuing decoupling between US and Europe in H1
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The James’ Report: Day Trading Strategies for Professional Traders
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Professional
traders sometimes think of themselves as warriors, going into battle each morning at the
opening bell. One key difference in a
trader’s attitude though is that we must work with our enemy, not against
it. The market is often thought of as
the ‘enemy’, but in reality truly successful traders see the market as a
friend, truly the opposite of an enemy, while the biggest nemesis they
encounter lies within themselves. How do
You see the market each day?
traders sometimes think of themselves as warriors, going into battle each morning at the
opening bell. One key difference in a
trader’s attitude though is that we must work with our enemy, not against
it. The market is often thought of as
the ‘enemy’, but in reality truly successful traders see the market as a
friend, truly the opposite of an enemy, while the biggest nemesis they
encounter lies within themselves. How do
You see the market each day?
***Notes/Observations from
around the world***
around the world***
– European
shares traded lower taking cue from losses in the US and Asian markets as
investors continue to worry about economic growth and Eurozone crisis. However,
German unemployment numbers came better than expected.
shares traded lower taking cue from losses in the US and Asian markets as
investors continue to worry about economic growth and Eurozone crisis. However,
German unemployment numbers came better than expected.
