Showing posts with label Lessons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lessons. Show all posts
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Monday, January 21, 2013
List of Top 10 Trader Mistakes
- Failure to have a trading plan in place before a trade is executed.
- Inadequate trading assets or improper money management.
- Expectations that are too high, too soon.
- Failure to use protective stops.
- Lack of “patience” and “discipline.”
- Trading against the trend–or trying to pick tops and bottoms in markets.
- Letting losing positions ride too long.
- “Over-trading.”
- Failure to accept complete responsibility for your own actions.
- Not getting a bigger-picture perspective on a market.
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10 Lessons From the Market Crash of 1987
1. Stay objective when others get emotional
2. Be like Buffett: Buy on the fear, sell on the greed
3. Make a crash shopping list
4. What goes up fast comes down faster
5. There’s no such thing as ‘it can’t happen’
6. Tune out the daily noise
7. Don’t bail
8. Don’t use the calendar to rebalance your portfolio
9. Bet with your head, not over it
10. Investors face greater risk now
2. Be like Buffett: Buy on the fear, sell on the greed
3. Make a crash shopping list
4. What goes up fast comes down faster
5. There’s no such thing as ‘it can’t happen’
6. Tune out the daily noise
7. Don’t bail
8. Don’t use the calendar to rebalance your portfolio
9. Bet with your head, not over it
10. Investors face greater risk now
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Investing,
Lessons,
Stock Market,
Trading
List of 17 General Trading Rules & Investing Lessons
- Establish your risk and stop loss before you hit the buy key.
- If it's worth trading, it's worth writing it down. Keep a journal.
- Embrace the "Law of Probabilities" and execute your system with consistency.
- Embrace technology and take it with you to track positions when you travel.
- Investing is a competition. Bring your "A" game mindset to the table every day.
- Yesterday's state of mind doesn't matter. The only thing that matters is today, here and now.
- Listen to the market. Focus on what the market is telling you, and don't concern yourself with trying to figure out why it's happening.
- Every trade should yield a key takeaway lesson.
- Stay true to your methodology and your system, not your emotions.
- Be brutally honest about your personal "enemies within" and deal with them. Know yourself.
- Procrastination and denial have no place in a trader's tool kit.
- Do not trade when you are discombobulated or out of equilibrium.
- Don't focus on the dollars. Focus instead on the execution of your trading methodology.
- Devise both a bullish and a bearish scenario for your equity when the market is closed.
- Never give back more than 50% of your profits on an equity.
- Selling is a solo inner struggle. Don't look for company.
- Never lose sight of your money management routines.
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