I see it as a mix of intuition and macro strategy, but I'm not particularly aware of strategy in general. What strategy does Livermore use, and how can one apply it to their own trading?
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A line he repeats a lot in the book and I'm paraphrasing is "It's a bull market" and then he goes on to explain you should buy when it's a bull market.
I thought that was kind of profound and actually a good insight into something that should be obvious but most amateur traders don't adhere to. I'm only an intern though so what do I know?
That line really resonates with me as well, but I'm only a rising junior so maybe we both know nothing.
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