We hope you’ve been enjoying our series on Peak Performance Trading. There’s been a lot of good material presented, and we’re really excited about what we have to come.
You may have noticed that you did not get your regular email yesterday (Wednesday January 11th, 2012) for the PPT series. This is because we’re making some special changes under the hood to make the series even better.
When people choose to trade the markets, they always want to rush in and get started straight away. They foolishly think that they are going to miss the next “big wave.” But the market doesn’t know when you get in or when you get out. So don’t be foolish, take the time to plan. ~Mel
The entry price to being a trader or investor is fairly low. All you need is enough money to open an account. Your broker doesn’t care whether you understand expectancy or objectives. Your broker doesn’t care whether you understand that position sizing is the key to meeting your objectives. And your broker certainly doesn’t care that you must have your personal psychology in order for any of this to matter.