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If you think of trading as gambling then you have to position your self as the 'house' where the odds are in your favor. Or, you have to view it as gambling games where the odds can be calculated, like counting cards at the 21 table, or knowing that slot machines are programmed to give payouts a certain percentage of the time, you choose a slot machine that you observe has not given a payout in the last 100 pulls. You have to choose a game (strategy) where you have an edge
Things have changed so much from 2011. And now coding mechanical strategy with limit orders are relatively easier on platforms like NinjaTrader or SierraCharts.
Chaos at one level of magnification is harmony at a higher level of magnification.