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unfortunately, my father was that domineering type. but i have grown even tougher.

that may not fair to him, cus he almost right every time. but as u know, i have read a lot of books, guess 2000+ under yr 18? maybe even more if count school books. so i started my way to doing things and ignore him, and he started loose pressure after i was 16. but from 10-16, i always feel failure. the reason for him are so simply, cus i am smart, i must be the best, or at least one of the best. yes, i am smart, i read a book once i can remember it until today. when i was 10 we moved from village to Qingdao, i was happy about 96 on new school entry math test, and only -4 was cused by one careless, and he shout me...

the dog thing, my sis was bit by a dog from nowhere, maybe i like my mum, just sensitive.

anyway, i may not completely over that. but i think i am better.

and thank you, dave! you are a great mentor!

btw, in high school, i starve lunch money to buy books, and most local book shops let me read their books for free, even some whole sale shops. :)

many of our "beliefs" are formed from childhood experiences and remain rigid in the belief system for the rest of our lives, unless we re-appraise to sort the good from the bad and "De-energise" the bad. Can effect trading something wicked. One of the worst examples for trading is to feel a failure, maybe a domineering father crushed the spirit at an early age. Trading is an incredibly psychological challenge--the dog example is perfect. Dogs were either great fun to play with or a dangerous threat. This belief can stay with us for the rest of our lives from a good or bad experience at age 3.

I agree about the little Jack Russell terrier ankle biters, kick the bastads :-) Their moms always taught them they were big dogs:-)

btw, credit to Ashraf for calling EU to confluence of 100DMA and 200WMA, more accurate than my projection.

My 1.3380 target to complete the 5 wave sequence down was satisfied, albeit it in one rapid move to overshoot. What was not satisfied was the wave 4 up which proved shallower than expected. Now looking for longs and some catch up with the GU. Time will tell :-)

Dave...dat weekly pattern stayed constant from the sig highs with the drops......against the sentiment at the time.....missed opportunity..

now what?