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When the odds are stacked in our favor, we like trading. Even if you don't win every transaction, you'll still gain money over time. When the market is aligned in our favor, buying at the bottom and taking profit at the top makes sense. But occasionally, a different strategy is required. There are instances when the market is so volatile that our particular trading strategy is rendered ineffective. That's why it's so vital to trade when the market is on our side. Thankfully Josh has the right insight to help you see when the market is swinging your way! | |
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"The stock market is the story of cycles and of the human behavior that is responsible for overreactions in both directions."
― Seth Klarman Investors like to over complicate trading. But in all honesty, the market is just a combination of economic cycles and human psychology. The markets react the way they do because of how humans react to news and information. It's a collective institution that moves based on human emotion and intuition. That's why volatility is so rampant in a market when big news, good or bad, dominates the headlines. This tends to create a collective system of overreaction. That's why you must have a calm and focused mindset that controls your emotions when you're trading. If you fail to stay rational, the market will snatch away as much of your money as it can.
Keep Trading, | |
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