13400749, You're right. You should expect to lose money. Posted by Case_One, Mon Aug-24-20 02:17 PM
>However, remember. And this is a fact, 70-80 percent of >traders lose money. So it is not a piece of cake, but you are >in the right direction. > >Key things. Don’t keep everything invested all the time. You >must Know when to take profit, especially before earnings, >because earnings could go either way. If earnings are bad , >there will be a pullback. So know the earning dates of the >stock you are invested in. > >Dollar Cost Average and average down. By investing monthly or >a certain amount instead of one lump sum, you will catch up >and down price points which will give you price protection. > >Always Hedge...always have a hedge. > >People always think they can beat the market... no way. It is >operated by super computers that run all types of formulas >within microseconds. So long term is the best way to trade. > >I Worked in the stock market for 6 years.
GREAT COMMENTS. My goal is to build a well-balanced Stock portfolio for the long-term. I'm not pulling anything out of that one for at least 3 to 5 yrs. On the other side, I want to keep learning how to trade and get really good at trading Forex. My wife is learning Options. I still take the options training with her, but I want to be focused on the Forex like a pro.
THANKS FOR DROPPING THE SCIENCE!
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