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Monthly Archives: July 2013
99 Things Beginning Traders Just Don’t Get
What’s so hard to understand about trading that makes novice wanna-be traders freak out? Continue reading →
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Posted in day trading, options, position trading, psychology, speculation, Stock Market, stock market trading, swing trading, trader psychology, Trading Stock Market
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Tagged coaching in the stock market, day trading, fear and greed, investing, learn to trade, rules of trading, Stock Market, trading stocks and options
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Who Coaches The Stock Market Trading Coach?
Who coaches a stock market trading coach? The market gives lessons every day to beginners and experienced alike. Continue reading →
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Posted in day trading, options, position trading, psychology, speculation, Stock Market, stock market trading, swing trading, trader psychology, Trading Stock Market
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Tagged coaching in the stock market, fear and greed, investor, jobs report, learn to trade the stock market, market trend, Stock Market, trading stocks and options, wall street
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Conning Stock Traders Out Of Self-confidence
Your willingness to win in a trade MUST be greater than your fear of losing. Continue reading →
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Posted in day trading, options, position trading, psychology, speculation, Stock Market, stock market trading, swing trading, trader psychology, Trading Stock Market
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Tagged coaching in the stock market, fear and greed, fear of losing, investing, learn to trade, stock trading coach, trading stocks and options, winning trade
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Gambler, Trader, Candlestick Reader
In the end, as traders, there is one and only one reason we do what we do, namely we trade to make money… fast. Continue reading →
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Posted in day trading, position trading, psychology, speculation, Stock Market, stock market trading, swing trading, trader psychology, Trading Stock Market
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Tagged bearish, bullish, day trading, fear and greed, investing, learn to trade the stock market, options, trading stocks and options, wall street
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Is Self-Doubt And Fear The Same When Trading?
The fear of losing money can, and often does, keep a trader from pulling the trigger on a trade. The question is: is it just outright fear of losing money, or is it more subtle than that? Continue reading →
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Posted in culture, day trading, economy, lifestyle, position trading, psychology, speculation, Stock Market, stock market trading, swing trading, trader psychology, Trading Stock Market
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Tagged fear, fear and greed, greed, investing, learn to trade the stock market, Price action trading, Stock Market, trading psychology, trading stocks and options
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Ocean Of Green Ink Lifts All Boats
“Money itself isn’t lost or made, it’s simply transferred from one perception to another.” Continue reading →
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Posted in economy, psychology, Stock Market, stock market trading, Trading Stock Market
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Tagged Bernanke, investing, learn to trade the stock market, printing money, QE, Stock Market, wall street
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Skin In The Trading Game Makes A Difference
Why do traders lose their minds and forget everything they’ve learned about trading the second they put money on the line in a trade? Continue reading →
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Posted in day trading, options, position trading, psychology, speculation, Stock Market, stock market trading, swing trading, trader psychology, Trading Stock Market
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Tagged coaching in the stock market, fear and greed, investing, learn to trade the stock market, paper trading, stock trading, trading stocks and options
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Smart Trading Money vs. Uneducated Money
then take the time to learn this business, treat it like a business, and stop shooting from the hip while listening to words coming from gurus’ lips. Trading isn’t about fast money; it’s about smart money vs. uneducated money Continue reading →
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Posted in day trading, options, position trading, psychology, speculation, Stock Market, stock market trading, swing trading, Trading Stock Market
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Tagged day trading, earnings season, economics, investing, learn to trade the stock market, options trading, trading stocks and options
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Trader Thoughts Week Of Jul. 7
Bonds, as measured using the TLT, are showing a low but not a higher low on the weekly chart, thus 104.69 is the next support if they follow through from Friday’s crash and burn. TLT closed under its 200 week MA of 107.22. Continue reading →
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Posted in day trading, options, position trading, speculation, Stock Market, stock market trading, swing trading, trader psychology, Trading Stock Market
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Tagged day trading, earnings season, investing, slope of hope, Stock Market, trading stocks and options, wall of worry, wall street
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You’re Not Trading, You’re Guessing And Hoping!
You have hot money looking for a place to go. What’s better than spinning through your smartphone, maybe ask Siri out on a date, and within three minutes find a hot tip from some guru? A shrug or two later and you’re in the trade. All that’s left to do is hope. Continue reading →
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Posted in day trading, options, position trading, psychology, speculation, Stock Market, stock market trading, swing trading, trader psychology, Trading Stock Market
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Tagged day trading, investing, learn to trade, options trading, Stock Market, trading stocks and options, wall street
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