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14 Common Sense Rules
for Traders

  1. No matter what you read about trading, until you use an approach and test it with your money on the line you will never learn how to trade. Paper Trading is NOT Trading!

  2. If it were really possible to "Buy Low and Sell High" or "Cut your Losses and Let your Winners Run", then almost everyone would be making money rather than losing it.

  3. Remember that there is ALWAYS someone on the other side of your trade who is using a trading technique exactly the opposite of yours who hopes to make money with his system.

  4. If 90% of all traders lose money, they must be following generally accepted trading rules. The 10% who win do not follow conventional wisdom!

  5. You trade your beliefs and your beliefs about your system. If you have a problem with yourself, fix yourself first.

  6. Impatience, Fear and Greed will make you poor. Any need to trade is rooted in greed and impatience.

  7. If you really understand the markets then YOU KNOW that there is the same opportunity on every time frame, in every market, every single day.

  8. Waiting for the perfect trade is "chickening out", and caused by your lack of faith in yourself or your system.

  9. Any hardwired, automated trading system sold that truly works 70 or 80 or 90 percent of the time in every market would be worth hundreds of millions of dollars and would not be for sale at any price.

  10. Asking "How small an account do I need to begin trading" is asking to be wiped out. Most traders fail because they are under funded or under educated.

  11. Having a series of winning trades early can be more hazardous to your account than a series of small losses.

  12. Learn to trade before you trade. If you win or lose without understanding why, you will never develop a winning strategy.

  13. Ninety five percent of everything you hear from everyone about the markets and the markets "reasons" for doing what it did or will do are lies. Neither you nor anyone can predict the future. You can only make educated guesses about potentialities and probabilities. Focus on what is happening NOW and trade what you see.

  14. Asking someone (such as using a service) for advice on where the market is going is a sign you should be on the sidelines until you understand the market better. If the upcoming market direction is not obvious to you, you should not be risking your money. You will lose often enough even when you are right.

    BONUS TRADER TIPS

  15. There is NO GUARANTEED way of making money in the Markets or anywhere else. NONE, NADA, ZIP, ZERO! All you can do is increase your knowledge about yourself and how to estimate the probability of placing a winning trade. Then trade by taking controlled and measured risks.

  16. We recommend you read and fully understand the risks by reading what the National Futures Association has to say about risk

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