Bamber argues that pure mechanical systems fail without an understanding of price intention, while over-reliance on intuition alone leads to sloppy execution. A balanced approach that uses mechanics as a scaffold for intuition yields consistent profitability.
Developing a six-sense through repeated exposure, building self-trust, and converting confidence into conviction are essential for executing high-probability trades.
Nang explains why intuition is a subconscious synthesis of data, the limits of out-of-sample R-squared, and how over-confidence can be dangerous.
True market intuition is a calm, data‑driven gut feeling, while emotional intuition is a stress response. By learning physiological cues, traders can separate the two.