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In this follow-up to our previous show, Episode 128, your host Rob Booker and the producer Jason Pyles consider Greg K.’s interview about remote viewing and intuitive trading. Jason asks how the compelling results that are produced over time from intuitive trading correspond with probability. Rob talks about how trading systems are really just a set of probabilities, and in that same vein, Rob also discusses probabilities versus sure-things and how there really are no sure-things… Rob reveals a reason why most traders end up failing. And in this episode Jason hits on The Truth about Trading, which leads to a discussion about the uncertainty of life itself … deep. Listen!
Links for this episode:
Look for Greg K.’s interview on Tim Bourquin’s Trader Interviews.com
Book recommendation: Traders at Work by Tim Bourquin and Nicholas Mango
Greg’s Web site: Remote-Viewing.com
Book: Opening to the Infinite by Stephan A. Schwartz
Look for Greg’s interview on Tim Bourquin’s Trader Interviews.com
Rob on Twitter: @RobBooker
The Traders Podcast on Twitter: @TradersPodcast
E-mail us! Producer@TradersPodcast.com
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Enjoyed these last 2 episodes a lot Rob, especially the interesting interview with Greg K, and looking forwards to his Tim Bourquin interview. You forgot to mention Wilson has a chapter in Traders at Work all about him. A while back it was mentioned we may get a podcast on backtesting in which I commented that Wilson needs to be on that one. Well I just found another guy even more obsessed with backtesting, apparently inspired by yourself. Episode 250 in Tim Bourquins interviews is about Rudy Leder, you’ve just got to get him on the podcast if you ever do backtesting.