Comments on: What’s Your Morning Routine? http://www.wilytrader.com/whats-your-morning-routine/ One analyst's blog offering investment analysis and trading tips Thu, 02 Sep 2010 08:21:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Jason http://www.wilytrader.com/whats-your-morning-routine/comment-page-1/#comment-2865 Jason Sat, 18 Nov 2006 19:44:16 +0000 http://www.wilytrader.com/whats-your-morning-routine/#comment-2865 I promise you that your english is much better than my German :) Thank you very much for your kind words. I hope that you will continue to be able to find my experiences helpful as we continue to grow as traders and traverse this uncharted territory in front of us. Thank you, Jason I promise you that your english is much better than my German :) Thank you very much for your kind words. I hope that you will continue to be able to find my experiences helpful as we continue to grow as traders and traverse this uncharted territory in front of us.

Thank you,

Jason

]]> By: Florian Roßner http://www.wilytrader.com/whats-your-morning-routine/comment-page-1/#comment-2864 Florian Roßner Sat, 18 Nov 2006 10:23:30 +0000 http://www.wilytrader.com/whats-your-morning-routine/#comment-2864 Hi willytrader, i am following your blog since a couple of weeks now. And i am really happy, that you finally reached your goal and can trade live. I am a 25 year old student from Germany and although i follow the markets since 2001 I would name myself still a beginner in daytrading. Therefore i also experience the difficulties you describe above. You talk about the variables u want to controll for success, to figure out where the problematic variable lies. For me it is also very important to have a constant market routine, furthermore i think all these variables u talk about are connected to your characters. therefore I think figuring out where your problematic variable lies, can give u a clue, where there would be the greatest advantages to work on the different aspects on your character. Not only trie to work on a progress with the problematic variable, but also try to work on this aspect of your character in other areas can generate more progress. The main reason i posted this comment is, to thank u for sharing your thoughts and give beginners like me an amazing help for finding my own road to success. thank u therefore. By the way, please excuse my terrible english ;-). Hi willytrader,

i am following your blog since a couple of weeks now. And i am really happy, that you finally reached your goal and can trade live. I am a 25 year old student from Germany and although i follow the markets since 2001 I would name myself still a beginner in daytrading. Therefore i also experience the difficulties you describe above.
You talk about the variables u want to controll for success, to figure out where the problematic variable lies.
For me it is also very important to have a constant market routine, furthermore i think all these variables u talk about are connected to your characters. therefore I think figuring out where your problematic variable lies, can give u a clue, where there would be the greatest advantages to work on the different aspects on your character. Not only trie to work on a progress with the problematic variable, but also try to work on this aspect of your character in other areas can generate more progress.
The main reason i posted this comment is, to thank u for sharing your thoughts and give beginners like me an amazing help for finding my own road to success. thank u therefore. By the way, please excuse my terrible english ;-).

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