Timothy Sykes
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When to be Aggressive or Conservative in a Trade
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February 26, 2020
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Should you be aggressive or conservative in a trade? It depends.
There’s a time and a place for both approaches … It depends on a ton of different factors.
Can you listen to what the market’s telling you?
In this video, I explain when it’s time to be more aggressive and when it’s smarter to stay conservative.
Some traders think they always need to take the same type of position in trades. But that’s just not true. You don’t need to have the same position size or goals in every trade.
Sometimes I take bigger positions, and other times I take smaller positions.
Sometimes my goal is 20%–40% when a stock is spiking … Other times it’s more like 5%–10% when I know it’s not the best setup.
You might not make a huge profit on every trade. That’s OK. You shouldn’t dismiss trades that deliver smaller profits … Remember, small wins add up over time!
This isn’t an exact science. You’ll never get it right all the time. I sure don’t. I still enter too soon or exit too early on some trades.
But when you make it a point to learn from every trade, you can start to improve over time.
I’ll give you some tips for how to start understanding when to be aggressive versus conservative. For example, keeping a trading journal can help … so can a Profit.ly account.
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Trading success isn’t about a BS month-end statement. Trading is challenging. It’s not about how much you made. It’s how you did it and how sustainable your methods are.
A good trade isn’t always one where you make a ton of money. And a bad trade isn’t always when you lose money. It’s about following the rules like cutting losses quickly. It’s about sticking to your plan and process.
You can think of me as your training wheels. I want to teach you how to adapt based on previous plays and experience. I want you to keep building over time. The sooner you learn these lessons, the sooner you can adapt to what the market tells you. That’s being a self-sufficient trader.
Are you more aggressive or conservative? There’s no right or wrong answer, I’m just curious!
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