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Q. Will I be successful in trading after learning your setups?
A. Maybe and maybe not. As someone famous used to say, trading is 90% mental, and the other 50%, mechanical. Setups belong to the mechanical part.
Q. How do you do with the setups?
A. I do great when I follow my setups.
Q. How come you have so many setups?
A. Although some setups are indeed similar, the majority of them are unique. Of the similar setups, I listed them separately after some consideration. It's worthless if a setup says to buy a break-out. But if a setup says to buy a break-out on a Friday when Cramer cries, then it might be worth $3.
Q. Are your setups based on technical analysis?
A. No. I don't use technicals beyond some very basic concepts. I never bother with moving averages or minute intervals or MACD or whatever. I use Yahoo's plain intraday line chart with nothing added. My setups are based somewhat on psychology and common sense. And I believe they're more reliable than technicals.
Q. Why don't you list the names of the setups?
A. I feel that'd be too revealing. Besides, offering individual setups is meant for users to try out. I believe it's a good deal to buy "All Setups".
Q. Does your daily blog on setups list possible trades for next day?
A. No. Maybe later in some way. Many setups are the result of news (earnings, ANALysts, etc) in the morning. At the moment, I list some potential movers daily at My Virtual Office.
Q. Can I still play with my dynamites?
A. By gosh, be my guest.