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Jul
10

​Taking the Plunge

The experienced private trader doesn't have to trade all day, every day. Market conditions change, and it is wise to stand aside until your trading methods, your risk tolerance, and your objectives match market conditions. At other times you might be feeling "off," and it might be better to watch the market than to trade it. Trading is a matter of moving from studying and observing to actively par...

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Mar
21

What's Next

Have you been making plans for the coming year? Have you been trying to make sense of where you've been so far? It's useful to ask and answer a few key questions: Where have I been? Where am I going? Where am I going to go next? The answers to these questions aren't always obvious. But consider the plight of Rey Aktiv and Pro Aktiv, brothers, both novice traders with very different personalities a...

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