Post from people who have the same trading style, personality, objectives, interests and approach as I do. What suits you and what suits other people aren't likely to be the same.
As an example, lots of people supplement their technical analysis with a keen interest in fundamentals. Eg Peter and tennis, he knows the players and how they're likely to respond to certain situations. I don't follow tennis so that approach is wrong for me. His manual trading of horses isn't as reliant on fundamentals (aside from the odd market behavior/trainer observations) so that's more interesting, but again it's not a perfect fit because I don't find watching the ladders for 30+hrs a week and a social life dictated by the major events calander appealing.
Before being swept along by someone who can tell a compelling and interesting story full of sage advice, however good it may be, ask yourself; What type of trader do you want to be? What's your attitude to money/time? What skills have you brought to the table? What related interests do you have? What's your temperament like, your attention span and boredom threshold? Is this something you plan to do for years or for decades? How much money are you prepared to invest? I can't tell you how much time I wasted early on by following people who were successful using their own specific approach rather thinking about the trader I wanted to be.
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