Category: Planning

Daytrading beliefs

Matt asked: From: Matth<snip> To: Ken Long <longke@yahoo.com> Sent: Monday, December 30, 2013 8:11 PM Subject: Beliefs Hi Ken:           Been working on on my mission statements and business trading plan. I would like to model you – day trading (if you have no objections) What are your beliefs that I could/should find useful. Thanks Matt =========================== my preliminary […]

Approaching trading as a High Reliability Organization (HRO)

We know from scholarly and popular literature that 90% of new businesses fail in the first five years as an additional 90% fill in the next five years and yet there are groups of organizations that are remarkably successful while operating the most difficult of circumstances when you would expect failure to be the norm. […]

the engineering approach to problem solving

The hybrid approach you referred to I think reflects the sense of the sociotechnical process. I can’t imagine why people and organizations would not intentionally adopt that as the default position when considering organizational issues, and yet I see people polarizing around either or approach all time in my organization. It seems to me that […]

“Playing” at being Presidential vs actually “Presiding”

Is this just a low cost way to appear Presidential and decisive? or part of the narrative of socialist/fascist power-grab using the Alinsky model? If Obama really wanted to look Presidential he would take the NYT defense budget cutting quiz and start to make a difference in our finances by downsizing the military Related articles […]

Why trade?

I have to trade because of the intellectual and emotional challenge and the satisfaction I get from trading well. I love to trade because I find it interesting, and it challenges me every day to discover who I am and what I can do. I like to trade because it combines my passions for action, research, intellectual challenge and adaptation. Trading […]

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