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Successful Trading Tips
There is no doubt that trading requires more than a few quick tips for success.
You need experience, fortitude, capital and, above all, a solid trading system.
However, for the average beginner and those who perhaps are losing their focus
because of significant draw-downs, keeping things simple can help to introduce much
needed focus into your trading.
To that end, here are some tips that you can use for trading that can help you get a
handle on these exciting markets:
1. Never add to a position that is losing.
2. Always determine a stop and a profit objective before you start entering a
trade. Place stops that are based on market information, and not your account
balance. If a "proper" stop is too expensive, it isn’t worth it to make the trade.
3. Remember the power of a position. You should never make a market judgment
when you have a position.
4. Your decision to exit a trade means that you are able to perceive changing
circumstances. You shouldn’t think you can pick a price, exit at the market.
5. In a Bull market, you never want to sell a dull market, in Bear market, you
should certainly never buy a dull market.
6. There are times, due to a lack of liquidity, or excessive volatility, when you
should not trade at all.
7. Trading systems that work in an up market may not work in a down market. It is
good to know this and remember it.
8. There are at least three types of markets like up trending, range bound, and
down trading, and you should have a different trading strategy for each.
9. Up market and down market patterns are ALWAYS there, and it is only that one
is always more dominant. In an up market, for example, it is very easy to take sell
signal after sell signal, only to be stopped repeatedly. Select trades that move along
with the trend.
10. A buy signal that fails is really just a sell signal. A sell signal that fails is a buy
signal.
11. It's always easier to enter a losing trade.
12. During the blowout stage of the market, up or down, the risk managers are
usually issuing margin call position liquidation orders. They don't generally check
the screen for overbought or oversold; they just keep issuing liquidation orders. It is
best to make sure that you don't stand in the way.
13. It’s good to be superstitious; in that you shouldn’t trade if something bothers
you.
14. Buy the news that you hear, sell the factual news.
15. News is only important when the market doesn't react in the direction of the
news.
16. It helps for you to read today's paper tomorrow. When you read yesterday's
paper each day with the knowledge of what the market already did, it will remind you
that what happened yesterday has nothing to do with what will happen today.
17. You should never enter a new trade in the direction of a gap. Never let the
market make you make a trade.
18. The first and last tick are always the most expensive. Get in late and out
early.
19. When everyone else is in, it's time for you to get out.
20. Never trade when you are sick.
21. You should only change your unit of trading under a plan of attained goals. You
should also have a plan for reducing size when your trading is cold or market volume
is down.
22. Confidence is a bad thing. Remember, you really don't know anything unless you
are a broker. You need to expect the unexpected. Always know your position and exit
your trade immediately whenever you feel uneasy.
23. Measure yourself by profitable consecutive days and not by individual trades.
24. The best way to break a streak of consecutive loses is to not trade for a day.
25. Don't stop trading when you’re on a 'winning streak'. At the same time,
however, stick to your stop-loss rules and money-management strategy, and don't
think that luck has anything to do with it. Your trading system may simply be having
an optimal time-period.
26. Don't turn three losing trades in a row into six in a row. When you’re off, turn
off the screen, do something else. Sticking in when you are loosing is just silly.
27. Scalpers reduce the number of variables effecting market risk by being in a
position only for a few seconds. Day traders reduce market risk by being in trades
for minutes.
28. If you convert a scalp or day trade into a position trade, technically you did
not consider the risks of the trade properly.
29. You should not worry about a missed opportunity. There is always another one
just around the corner.
30. If you look for secrets in the market you will only find things that no one cares
about. It is better to use the tools, which will be covered in the next section.
31. Never ask for someone else's opinion, they probably did not do as much
homework as you did anyways.
32. When the market is going up, you should say it aloud. When the market is
going down, you want to say that aloud too. The reason for this is that you’d be
amazed at how hard it is to say what is literally going on in front of you when your
mind is full of preconceived opinions.
33. Successful day trading requires flexibility. You have to do your homework so
that you can understand the full potential for both sides of the market. This will allow
you to make your trades based on what the market is doing at the time of the trade.
34. Here is a quote that would be good for you to remember: “When you wake up,
your instincts are wrong.”
35. When you make a mistake of discipline, whine like a fool to anyone that will
listen. Any errors that are made in discipline are mistakes you will keep on making for
many years. Wearing ashes and sack cloth may help you to extend the time before
you do it again.
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