The MarketClub Minute - Lesson 4

April 11, 2009 · By Adam · Filed Under The MarketClub Minute 

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Comment by Alex
2009-04-11 10:45:33

You say the most in the shortest amount of time, Adam. You are amazing. The major financial networks have not said anything as useful as your video segments for weeks.

 
Comment by Asi
2009-04-11 10:49:34

Well done boy…. well done. Thanks many times.

 
Comment by managed futures
2009-04-11 11:02:42

Thanks for the video!

 
Comment by Ralph Deans
2009-04-11 11:39:19

Yes. True.

You plod along doing OK and then one day you say, “oh to hell with it, I’m going for broke on this one.” Probably the worst thing that could happen is that your flyer works and you make a bundle - that means you are that much more willing to take another big gamble you can’t afford the next time things look favorable. Then you lose your shirt and your confidence.

 
Comment by KIP WEBSTER
2009-04-11 11:47:16

Adam….Excellent 1 minute Trading Tip……
I wish you could get my spouse to keep
her PASSION for the mkts OUT of TRADING
the mkts….she loses any “cool” she may
have had IF she sustains a LOSS; which
brings me to my request of you:

Please do a blog on the fact that TRADING
at times involves taking (hopefully SMALL)
LOSSES….and how a mkt professional deals
with it……..THANK YOU !

 
Comment by Alex
2009-04-11 12:11:01

Do you have an opinion about the move on Friday? Do you think the gap was a breakaway gap or an area gap? Do you expect the gap to close quickly?

 
Comment by oloeru lucia Subscribed to comments via email
2009-04-11 12:12:27

Market Club - Lesson 4.

oloeru lucia, Press.
IASI, Romania.

Multumesc

 
Comment by David Subscribed to comments via email
2009-04-11 13:56:26

Excellent subject. Emotions, Emotions and emotions. Both Fear and Greed are the traders worst enemies.

Would love to see and hear more. How does one divest oneself of the emotions? What are the various things one can do to filter or screen out the emotions that come up before entry? OR how to flatten emotions when the trade is going down and you have no stop? Or you see the trade deteriorating and there is still distance before your stop?

Planning ahead helps. But emotions tend to override logical thinking.

Thanks
David

 
Comment by Ray
2009-04-11 15:02:52

Great post Adam! We need more “non technical” videos like this to keep traders “grounded”.

Thanks for everything!

 
Comment by bob Subscribed to comments via email
2009-04-11 18:40:36

no sound for lesson 4

 
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