[stephenNUTS]

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ok then back test it for me. I've never seen how a backtest works but how do you get the computer to understand what kind of trend is occurring. Like a long black candlestick doesn't necessarily mean a downtrend.. however when it breaks below recent support it usually does. Seems like an awful lot of variables to have recognized.

So if good poker players make bad traders do good traders make bad poker players? I think a good poker player is versatile and can maneuver as needed. He learned the game of poker well. To do so shows a certain type of intelligence that I believe a good trader would consist of.

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I will tell you this with a strong conviction:

Good poker players usually fail at trading,as many of them think its the same game...and its not even close

However..without a doubt,a GOOD trader,is much more likley to succeed at being a good/solid poker player from his aquired trading skills alone

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