The Six Deadliest Mistakes Traders Make...
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Anxiety Clouds Judgement...
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Steve Schmidt says:
Good but worrisome situation as you described in the the above. I’m working on a good retirement by saving and investing. Been doing covered call options for years now, but your course on Credit Spreads has opened up new roads to an even better retirement. Just wanted to say thanks.
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Success Requires Focus...
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Tony Monk says:
Whats funy is that poeple always want some sort of advice to where they should be or should not be in life, well you are axactly where you should be right now, just keep fowllowing the path your on now. Look for all opertunities that will lead you to your financial goel and follow that path to financial freedom, do what you love and the money will fowllow.
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Michael Cunningham says:
Never stop studying; there is always sometingg new to learn
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Brian says:
Something I’ve often told college students recently is that both of the industries I’ve worked in during my career DID NOT EXIST when I was in school (Fiber Optic communications and Networked Computing). Graduate school will give you more tools, but your imagination and enthusiasm will allow you to apply the tools in any field you find yourself in. As Jeff said, keep trading to hone your skills, go to grad school in finance/business or whatever only to help you with the analysis of opportunities to bolster your trading.
And finally, look to “a job” right now following a passion, hobby, or talent. Your trading is the goal, you can set aside money from whatever you earn, small amounts or large. If you can “sharpen your saw” as you work through your career, you will have a fulfilling life and no regrets to look back on.
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Ken S. says:
Kenneth,
Great going on your trading, don’t quit. Here is what I follow and it works every single time. “Follow you passion and money will come.” I love trading and have become very good at it. Jeff is right, master one strategy. Know it forwards, sideways and backwards. One book that really helped me is written by Mark Douglas “Trading in the Zone” Stick with it.
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Credit Spread Trading Journal Ideas...
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Good Info Jeff,
Post more.Ken
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Lawrence Zupan says:
Hi Jeff,
thanks for the video…good suggestions…only would find more specific points about the front end evaluating the market which you referred to.
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Davo says:
Interesting stuff Jeff – would have been far more powerful however if you had actually gone through examples of each point eg overall market – reviewing trades – other points etc etc
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Ray Grier says:
As a nubbie, I found this very helpful to learn the components of a underlying approach to develop good trading habits early in my training to follow daily.
Thank you.
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Craig says:
Great video, A lot of good stuff
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Bill Smith says:
Well said, we all go through nervous experiences, only to be a better person, athlete, or trader. We have to use the nervousness to build on our abilities. Nerves are a natural way to prepare us for the event.
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Howard McCallum says:
Great advice. It’s a plan not just for trading, but for life in general.
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allen workman says:
Thank you for this video. I am trading regularly now. This month was a down month but I learned a lot. I have a long way to go, but I will get better.
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Mike S says:
Jeff, Thank you for the video. Instilling this habit into my daily routine will help me become much more disciplined as a trader. Too often, without this pre and post planning, I get whipsawed by what the market is doing tick by tick and not falling back on my trade plan. Thank you for going over the importance of this (and the trading idea book), this should help me improve my results!
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Tony Cota says:
Great Stuff!
The key for me is that you have made all of it a daily habit. Something I have yet to do with this Options trading and reflects in my up and down success.
More Please!
Thanks
Tony
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Thanks for the insight Jeff. This really helps to put things in perspective. I’ll definitely try the visualization technique.