Trading For Humanity

Trading For Humanity On a Journey to save the world through Trading

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18/08/2020

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Fail hard and fail early 😏... That's how genius is made.
11/08/2020

Fail hard and fail early 😏... That's how genius is made.

🌞Wisdom for Humanity 💰
23/07/2020

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Wisdom for Humanity
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Change your zone, change your life!
19/07/2020

Change your zone, change your life!


I recently had a real life lesson in trusting my own intuition.Fear often disguises itself and plants little seeds to ma...
16/07/2020

I recently had a real life lesson in trusting my own intuition.

Fear often disguises itself and plants little seeds to make you doubt yourself. The battle is knowing which voices are guiding you to enlightenment and which voices are your demons.

You learn more from your failures than your victories and you can't be victorious if you aren't in the game.

So keep failing family.

08/07/2020

These Drone shots have me in my feels. 😍

07/07/2020

Test Flight in Amsterdaaaaaam. Still getting a hang of this drone fying thing.

07/07/2020

Amsterdaaam 💜. If you look closely you can see Van Gogh 🤷🏾‍♀️

If they don't understand your value, well who's really losing out?
30/06/2020

If they don't understand your value, well who's really losing out?

🙏🏿 Sometimes the thing you don't want gets you to the place you need to be.
29/06/2020

🙏🏿 Sometimes the thing you don't want gets you to the place you need to be.

Richard Demille Wyckoff (1873–1934) was an early 20th-century pioneer in the technical approach to studying the stock ma...
07/05/2020

Richard Demille Wyckoff (1873–1934) was an early 20th-century pioneer in the technical approach to studying the stock market. He is considered one of the five “titans” of technical analysis, along with Dow, Gann, Elliott, and Merrill.

Wyckoff was an avid student of the markets and an active tape reader and trader. He observed the market activities and campaigns of the legendary stock operators of his time, including JP Morgan and Jesse Livermore. From his observations and interviews with those big-time traders, Wyckoff codified the best practices of Livermore and others into laws, principles, and techniques of trading methodology, money management, and mental discipline.

"We work in irrational markets, an investor who is trying to remain calm and keep their head clear can easily become frustrated or confused by new methods of selection, timing and predicting market movement." Wyckoff advocated a return to basics.

Wyckoff was a stock broker, he saw first hand that “the basic law of supply and demand governed all price changes; that the best indicator of the future course of the market was the relation of supply to demand.”

Wyckoff was consistently disagreeing with analysts who were using charts for buy/sell decisions, he believed, “Stock market technique is not an exact science. Stock prices are made in the minds of men.”

In his opinion, purely mathematical or mechanical chart analysis could not compete with finely developed, practiced judgement. He often ignored financial reports, news items, earnings reports, rumors, brokers’ tips, and was especially scornful of “half-baked trading theories expounded in boardrooms and popular books on the stock market.”

Wyckoff believed that an analyst should be a detective, their role is to uncover the forces behind price and volume fluctuations. He was a market psychologist, weighing the human motivations that fuel these moves, and a general who is planning a financial campaign to intercept stocks when the charts showed they were at their most profitable stage.

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