Neither.

Information overload is hardly a new problem, but I agree, with the expansion of various technologies, the problem is now unmanageable save to disengage.

I have found, the more I slow my time frames, the better I trade. So certainly there is merit in your observations with regard to information and acting on it.

The problem is filtering true information from noise. It is the noise/information ratio that is deteriorating, which results in errors being made. Stepping back, allows a more reasoned response to differentiating the two.

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duc

Are you on twitter or facebook yet?

The blog provides some discipline in ensuring that I don’t take bonehead trades because I’m bored, and also to clarify my thinking process out loud. So daily posts are the way to go for me generally speaking.

However, there is always the odd day when there just isn’t much happening, and/or I feel a bit flat. That’s when I write easy gossipy posts on flippe-floppe.

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duc

Do you feel think you have to keep updating your blog at a certain pace? There’s a danger in updating it too frequently, so next time just let yourself be lazy 🙂

IG’s are for the essentially lazy. When I feel lazy, I use one on the blog.

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duc