What do you do in between markets you don't trade?

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ShaunWhite
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ruthlessimon wrote:
Mon Apr 09, 2018 7:59 pm
It's not just about being focused. It's about knowing what to focus on.
I just meant that you can read 1000 books and have a great plan, but if you're not 'in the zone' and using it then it's no use to you.
Especially before all that stuff eventually goes to autopilot.
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If there's a 1 or 2 hour gap I'd consider "switch off" mode. Similar to a computer reset;

"clearing any pending errors or events in a data transmission system and bringing the system to normal condition or an initial state."

Maybe a form of meditation...(beats sitting around doing nothing)...
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I pick up the guitar and noodle a bit. I find giving the brain something different to think about helps me to come back refreshed.

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gutuami
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the 15min is the maximum I can afford. other than that is a day off
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wearthefoxhat wrote:
Tue Apr 10, 2018 8:16 am
Maybe a form of meditation...(beats sitting around doing nothing)...
:lol:
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northbound wrote:
Mon Apr 09, 2018 1:15 pm
I do a few things:

- £2 experiments on greyhound or other horse racing markets.
- Digging into historical data to backtest random ideas that pop into my head.
- Watch or read trading related stuff
How do you BackTest of Historical data of Horse Racing
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