Stock Trading Books in Review As a habit I typically read at least one book a week on trading, finance, motivational success stories or even statistics. The goal is to become a more intelligent trader and learn different view points, strategies and perspectives. Join me each week as I review and critique the weekly
Stock Trading Books in Review As a habit I typically read at least one book a week on trading, finance, motivational success stories or even statistics. The goal is to become a more intelligent trader and learn different view points, strategies and perspectives. Join me each week as I review and critique the weekly
Stock Trading Books in Review As a habit I typically read at least one book a week on trading, finance, motivational success stories or even statistics. The goal is to become a more intelligent trader and learn different view points, strategies and perspectives. Join me each week as I review and critique the weekly
Stock Trading Books in Review As a habit I typically read at least one book a week on trading, finance, motivational success stories or even statistics. The goal is to become a more intelligent trader and learn different view points, strategies and perspectives. Join me each week as I review and critique the weekly book
Become a Better Trader in 2013
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Having a bad trading day? Stay the course with your trade plan to limit large losses.
Judging Market Correlation One of the most difficult tasks any trader can face is entering a short term day trade and having the overall market dictate the direction of the trade. This can also have a positive effect, aiding your trade in the same direction of the market. Mentally we tend to only
Discount Brokers Provide A Huge Safety Net We live in quite a transparent world now. We don’t have to worry about crooked brokers selling us a stock that is dollars away from the actual price. We also have a choice on whether to execute the trade based on the current bid/ask spread. Competition for customer accounts has
Some may call it “being in the zone” while others view it as an out of body experience similar to an adrenaline rush. I find that successful traders have an ability to cancel all outside noise and focus on a specific trade setup or analysis. At times, traders can encounter multiple setups that will allow them to optimize their
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