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Trading rules - something new to think about

I have talked about money management and trading rules before. Now, instead of repeating the old things, here are some new things to consider. Making trades vs taking profitWhen making trades don't think about profit. Only think whether the certain trade would be a successful one. If you make the trade because you have a desire to make profit then it tends to become an emotional trade and that's not good. Rather, make the trade because your analysis show it would be a successful one, not becau... Continue reading Comments (0) / Link to this topic - http://www.learning-to-invest.com/ Trading-rules---something-new-to-think-about--64.html
More trading rules

Remember that keeping the big picture in mind is important. Big picture shows you that that there are times when you make small profit, times when you take small losses and also times when you take big profits. Keeping the big picture in mind helps you to remember that one losing trade is just one losing trade and with a good system in place you will still be winning on the big picture over time. One trade is one of many trades you make and while you should make every trade like it was your mo... Continue reading Comments (0) / Link to this topic - http://www.learning-to-invest.com/ More-trading-rules--52.html
Common sense trading rules (Michael Jenkins)

In my previous post about Michael Jenkins and his theories I talked about his general theories (as much as I understood them). Here I would like to bring in some of his thoughts on common sense trading. While I do not neccessarily agree with all his weird theories, he does tell about different nuances of trading that actually are rather useful. Two of his main trading rulesDivision of capital. This is is one of the most crucial ones. Like couple of days ago I was touring around investing forum... Continue reading Comments (3) / Link to this topic - http://www.learning-to-invest.com/ Common-sense-trading-rules-Michael-Jenkins--34.html
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