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14
Common Sense Rules
for Traders
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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!
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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.
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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.
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If
90% of all traders
lose money,
they must be
following generally
accepted trading
rules. The 10%
who win do not follow conventional wisdom!
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You
trade your beliefs
and your beliefs
about your system.
If you have
a problem with
yourself, fix
yourself first.
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Impatience,
Fear and Greed
will make you
poor. Any need
to trade is
rooted in greed
and impatience.
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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.
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Waiting
for the perfect
trade is "chickening
out", and
caused by your
lack of faith
in yourself
or your system.
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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.
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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.
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Having
a series of
winning trades
early can be
more hazardous
to your account
than a series
of small losses.
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Learn
to trade before
you trade.
If you win or
lose without
understanding
why, you will
never develop
a winning strategy.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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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