BEGINNING TO TRADE: KNOWING THEN WHAT I KNOW NOW
David Blair (December 5th, 2009) Writes:
Dr. Brett Steenbarger of the TRADERFEED blog is running an excellent series on “what I wish I had been taught when I first began trading” and has asked that others, such as myself, contribute. For what it is worth what follows are just a few of the things I know now that I wish I knew when I first started trading. Maybe you will find some of the same things on your “wish” list.
1. START SLOW AND KEEP IT SIMPLE
I know I know I repeat this mantra over and over again but it is true. Keep trading simple. When I first started trading I thought I had to know everything there was to know about trading, then a reality set in: I will never know everything there is to know about trading and neither will you. That is not to say that you do not go through a
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