A trading system is based upon an understanding of how markets or specific issues ought to behave. Its advantage is that it formalizes and makes routine actions that an investor might otherwise be tempted to avoid, often with unhappy results.
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Trading systems include well-known ones — such as The Wyckoff Method — commercially obtained ones, and systems you yourself develop. Beginners do well with Wyckoff or commercial systems; experts tend to like their own, and guard their design zealously. |
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