Remember you're traders and not analysis. This is how you should be viewing the market each day as it's all about where people want to trade. There's a large chunk of people out there who fail because they feel the need to justify everything that is happening. They will be asking questions like 'why is someone selling/buying there', 'what does this indicator mean?' or 'I hear X person does this, what does it mean, and how can I do it?'.......
The need to justify everything will be the end of your trading career if you're not careful. A lot of rookie traders will often admit that they can't make a penny, but if given the opportunity to learn from someone with experience, instead of listening and taking on board a concept and experience, they will tend to waste that valuable experience by asking question after question, the vast majority of the questions will be completely irrelevant.
Trading isn't about all the lingo and jargon. It is what it is, which is just people buying and selling. Is the asset that you're speculating in undervalued or overvalued? Most people seem to want to learn to talk the talk first so they can impress other people. Very few actually understand the concept of trading.
Which group do you fall into?
