#ClearThinking

2026-01-16

I'm starting to get irritated when anyone, of any view, uses the words "to be clear...", or "let us be clear...". It seems to me to be used more for reassuring one's own in group rather than presenting reasoning, evidence, or observation.

I think it's a sure sign of when there is more talking than listening going on a space.

I would much prefer if I had to wait a moment while someone crafted something in their head.

#clearthinking

2025-08-31

Trading sideways markets in a bear phase doesn’t have to be a guessing game; cyclical analysis gives you structure to work with. Share your experiences and tweaks to this method below.

#DayTrading #TradingStrategy #ChartPatterns #BullishReversals #RiskManagement #TradeManagement #TradingCommunity #TradersLife #ClearThinking #GritAndPassion (8/8)

Emberhartemberhartco
2025-08-11

An Introduction to Critical Thinking: Avoiding Non-Critical Pitfalls
What’s the cost of not thinking critically?
New blog post explores how to recognize mental traps, ask better questions, and strengthen your decision-making muscle.
🌿 emberhart.com/an-introduction-

2025-05-28

Shallow thinking can be clear and free of muddied facts and context, but is it correct? All Shallows are Clear buff.ly/yXk85QX

Manish Goswamimanishsirg
2025-03-24

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manishgoswami.com/2025/03/24/c

Nicholas A. Ferrellnaferrell@social.emucafe.org
2025-01-02

I present the following quote from Josh Blackman on taking podcasts out of context:

And this is yet another reason why I severely dislike podcasts. This was a 90 minute long discussion where Vance hit on lots of points. If you pluck out a few words here and there, and ignore the broader context, a lot will be missed. I transcribe podcasts, for good reason.

Josh Blackman

I am not a podcast-person, but I agree with the broad point in Mr. Blackman’s opinion. It is easier to take one line or another from a long podcast out of context than it is in a written piece. Transcribing podcasts sounds like a good approach. [Link: Josh Blackman]

https://social.emucafe.org/naferrell/01-02-24-transcribing-podcasts/

#clearThinking #podcasts

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