Stops-Trading Tool
The stop is a tool to take the emotion out of trading and provide risk and profit protection. Don’t kid yourself we all need them.
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The stop is a tool to take the emotion out of trading and provide risk and profit protection. Don’t kid yourself we all need them.
Trading is easy, it is only ourselves that make it hard.
Trends occur all the time and being able to identify and ‘ride’ them profitably is a very attractive challenge for us all.
Here are five things we should always know to trade and invest successfully.
Trades don’t all kick off like Mantra (MTR) which came up as a model stock pick on the 2/10/17 (Entry $3.19) just before the bid which quickly jumped the price to $3.80 (10/10/17) and our new subscribers were happy enough to have begun their Stockradar membership that way. The reality is that trading is about […]
Our portfolio service is designed to attract patient capital that doesn’t get troubled by broader market conditions. Recently I discussed the benefits of weekly data (see Stockradar blog – The primary motivation for using the weekly time frame is for perspective), which suits the majority of my SMSF members as it is employed to avoid […]
“I have heard many men talk intelligently, even brilliantly, about something – only to see them proven powerless when it comes to acting on what they believe. Investors must act in time.” — Bernard Baruch There is a fine line between embracing your methodology, trading it, trusting it, understanding all its nuances, strengths and weaknesses versus […]
Jesse Livermore’s Trading Rules Written in 1940 Jesse Livermore was one of the greatest traders who ever lived. You can read more about him here. Here are his trading rules written in 1940. You will find that many of them still apply today, proving that very little changes in the market over time. 1. Nothing new […]
Good traders are like the surfboard riders who catch the wave as it breaks, they ride it hard, and hop off before it flows back into the sea.