Timothy Sykes
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Several Examples Of Disciplined Trading
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March 18, 2021
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Trading is a marathon, not a sprint. I’ve said that countless times, but part of it is understanding how to better yourself after each trade. How can you do that? By reviewing your trades each day, like I do here in this video… Watch this for some tips on how you can review your own trades and how to become a more disciplined trader!
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Here’s another trade recap from a slower week of trading for me…
I’ll go over two different trades of the day — one is a loss and the other is a gain.
The key to consistency is NOT to make sure you never lose. Losing is inevitable.
A more realistic goal to aim for minimizing losses. My rule number one is what helps with that — cut losses quickly.
Another tip I suggest for minimizing losses is to aim for single-digit percentage gains. Don’t go for home runs. Those are rare and riskier.
But to get a more detailed lesson on how to trade more cautiously, watch this video.
This market’s slowing down, so it’s crucial to adapt your trading. Adapt or get left behind. It’s that simple.
I’ll also get into some lessons about when a company does a financing...
That’s normally seen as a bad situation, but there are a few instances where a financing could be considered good. Tune in to find out how!
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