STEVE JOBS IS AN INSPIRATION NOT A STOCK
Source: http://www.thecrosshairstrader.com/2009/09/steve-jobs-is-an-inspiration-not-a-stock/Posted on Wednesday, September 9th, 2009 | In Investing Lessons, Trading Lessons
Steve Jobs took the stage today as he unveiled new IPODS for Apple Inc. Jobs recently returned to work after a six month leave of absence to recuperate from a liver transplant. While analysts and investors speculate on Jobs’ health and his future at Apple, I simply wish to revisit my very first post as THE CROSSHAIRS TRADER wherein I focused on Jobs as an inspiration for all of us.
If you have never heard this speech I suggest you take a few minutes to do so now; if you have, listen again as Jobs provides encouragement that is applicable to us traders and serves as an ever present reminder about how we should take advantage of all the opportunities that may come our way, on and off the trading floor.
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STEVE JOBS IS AN INSPIRATION NOT A STOCK
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THE CROSSHAIRS TRADER focuses on the most important tool at the technical trader’s disposal: the mind. From experience, I truly believe that no trading system-or edge-will ever consistently provide profits unless the trader learns the thought process necessary to make it work. A trading system is only as good as the trader utilizing it. Get your mind right and you will trade right. |
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