When The Remedy Is Worse Than The Disease...

Hey Trader,

Sometimes the remedy is worse than the disease.

In trading, it's very easy to become stubborn when we're losing a trade.

We've all been there.

We figure the stock will turn soon, and the last thing we want to do is sell at the bottom or cover at the top (understandably).

But some traders will double down instead of admitting they were wrong.

They forget a stock can always go higher when you're short and lower when you're long.

That's when massive losses happen… and remember, one single loss can wipe out an entire account.

So instead of accepting they were wrong and taking a small loss, they make it worse by doubling down…

And they often end up suffering bigger losses.

Adding to a losing position is never a good idea.

Don't be stubborn - take the loss and move on to the next one.

That said...

>>>  Click here to discover how Hawkeye can help you avoid the disease in the first place.

To your success,

Anthony Speciale Jr

Hawkeye Traders

team1@hawkeyetraders.com

Call us: (888) 233-8598

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