Cross ref:   www.anatrader.com

TGIF!  Thursday night is the last hand-holding session for the week  for HOS students.

As I spoke with students privately,  there emerge some common denominators among many of the students.  Except for a minority who are role model students, the rest are having hiccups in spite of their attending religiously at the hand-holding sessions the past weeks.

As I reiterate in my recent  blogs,  it is more effective if students were to attend hand-holding sessions on alternate sessions rather than to squeeze into successive nights whenever there was a vacant seat.  Most are working during the day and the only time they can read, revise and come up with Q&As is the next night after attendance at hand-holding sessions.  I observe there are a few who attend all the hand-holding sessions whenever they can squeeze into  vacant slots,  which is all well and good, except that they have failed to devote the time to do their homework, an essential part to the learning process of HOS to inculcate good habits of success.

Having said this,  a few model students  have managed to show great progress  simply because they  have discipline  to take  baby steps to read, revise and constantly revise notes, recordings etc to grasp the basic principles taught at the HOS seminar.  There you are, the Coyle concept  about reducing  your learning process time is working,  if you apply what you are being taught by mentor Ray.

Here are more video clips to reinforce  revisions.

Focus on entry bar

http://youtu.be/QIeseeTxM9g

Negative Development trade

http://youtu.be/8xL_Qerp-3k

Stop!

http://youtu.be/tQuJfIHJSVU

Fine pointers on Stops

http://youtu.be/JmVDR33Zwbs

Buying on stop

http://youtu.be/DQxo0RMO0Pc

Interview clip with Teng Yong

http://youtu.be/rsOoSUCGOm8

Interview with Vincent

http://youtu.be/3lS6zenneYY

Have a long good weekend with Labour Day on Monday.  However, hand-holding sessions for next week, the last week, will be on Monday and Thursday nights.

Your well-wisher.

Idkit aka Ana

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