[MalcolmSm1th]

To be honest it's a quote from my log book. I may have nicked it from elsewhere without knowing about it.

To ne honest I am finding the Weinstein methodology hard, but that's more my make-up being an Aspie as I am finding the rules hard to fathom out. Yes, I get the general gist of it but when it comes to pulling the trigger or jumping out find that I am having questions about the method ("Does this mean that I should do that, or does that indicate this? What does this grey area mean?") but I am following every thread and have, somewhere, all the printouts so I am trying to learn.

Anyway, those two books which you recommended: I do thank you very much for that especially as they are helping. They're just another variation on the theme and from these books I am able to transcribe a set of rules for myself. And because of this I am able to enter the markets with more confidence and a little more success at the moment.

Intuition is a good thing as well. I am finding I am getting more reliable at trying to figure out as to what's going on. This is perhaps down to practise rather than intuition. Trying to work out the story behind that tick for that day or that week is helping a lot with the context of a share's price movement. Which, of course, is independent of any methodology.

Anyway, when I have time I intend to make a screener set of routines for ShareScope but, at the moment Real Life is in the way. When I get that done this is will be with, iniially, the Morales and Kacher methodology (if this isn't heresy) and then I would like to get what I feel are the Weinstein screeners in as well and, if it's permitted, I would like to post them here on the Members' Section because I know that I am not the only ShareScope user on here.

Right back to Real Life.

Hwyl
Malc