Why You’re Misunderstanding Technical Analysis – Insights by Mark Douglas

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At Com Lucro, we empower traders with actionable knowledge. In this eye-opening episode, we delve into Mark Douglas’ profound explanation of randomness in trading and its psychological implications. Learn why technical analysis isn’t about predicting individual outcomes but rather about stacking the odds in your favor over a series of trades.

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Why technical methods don’t predict individual outcomes.
The randomness of trade signals and how to embrace it.
The psychological impact of understanding market uncertainty.
How to improve your decision-making by focusing on probabilities.
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Legenda:

00:00 - And all the mental errors I just listed are 
result of thinking, believing, or assuming   that our technical method is telling us what's 
going to happen next, on a trade-by-trade basis,   and not understanding that technical methods 
aren't designed to do that. Technical methods   and patterns are designed to put the odds of 
success in our favor over a series of trades. It may not seem like it on the surface, 
but there's some profound psychological  
00:25 - implications here. What this means is the 
outcome of the signals generated by any   technical method, on a trade-by-trade basis, 
are unique and random. In other words,   there's no way to know in advance what the 
outcome to any particular signal will be,   or what the sequence of wins or losses 
will be over a series of trades.


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