In Continuation with Previous Post 4. Learning How & When to Take Risks We all Remember George Soros, the billionaire who ‘broke’ the Bank of England in 1992, when he bet against the pound and made a reported £1.5bn. Learning how and when to take risks is a highly valuable skill which can pay dividends well… Read More »
The ancient Stoic philosophers like Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, and Epictetus regularly conducted an exercise known as a premeditatio malorum, which translates to a “premeditation of evils.” The goal of this exercise was to envision the negative things that could happen in life. For example, the Stoics would imagine what it would be like to lose their job… Read More »
One of the major accomplishment of becoming a successful trader is money. As Gann rightly told 95% of trader lose money so 5% trader makes money from 95% of trader, so huge money is waiting for Successful Trader. But not is not the ONLY thing you will receive there are lot many things waiting for you… Read More »
Source: Shared by Raj A New Traders Journey to Success Like any other profession, trading takes years of practice to reach the ultimate level. While doctors and lawyers have gone through higher education to obtain their license to practice, traders are required to obtain knowledge on their own. If you are in it for the… Read More »
In Continuation with Previous Article 4. Win Small Loss Big A very common mistake among traders is taking small profits and letting losses run. This is often the result of not having a trade plan. After one or two losing trades, you are very likely to take a small profit on the next trade even… Read More »
1. No Trade Plan During my Training Classes more than 90% of the traders that I come in contact with have no trade plan. They do not know what to do if they are wrong and they do not know what to do if they are right. Most of them are gambling not trading. Trading… Read More »
In Continuation with Previous Post Overbought/Oversold Overbought and oversold levels can be used to identify unsustainable price extremes. Money Flow Index (MFI) above 90 is considered overbought. Money Flow Index (MFI) below 10 is considered oversold. As the saying goes Overbought market can remain overbought for extended period of time. Strong trends can present… Read More »
Overview The Money Flow Index (“MFI”) is a momentum indicator that measures the strength of money flowing in and out of a security. It uses both price and volume to measure buying and selling pressure. Created by Gene Quong and Avrum Soudack, It is related to the Relative Strength Index, but where the RSI only… Read More »
Source: Shared by Blog Reader Quiet Motivating One peculiar aspect of the stock market is that anybody can participate. There are no (or very low) barriers to entry. All you need is an easily available online brokerage account and the money to fund it, usually a minimum of two-thousand dollars. Once you’ve done that, anybody… Read More »
We have Gujarat Election going on, We will have Exit Poll results and Election results coming in next tomorrow, markets are going to be volatile. Most of traders will be lured by the idea if one trade goes right i can make big money but one wrong trade can wipe off the whole account. In… Read More »