I Just wanted to say a word about value investing at these levels since I have been getting so many emails and questions about it. True to my form, I have never really been a fan of value investing for various reasons. Mainly, I believe more in day to day market emotion than I do in the ability of people to buy based on valuations every single day.
Now, having said that, if we start to see the market tank next week, I think it's time to really start slowly buying up stocks for the long term. I am not say that this is the time to throw all your money in, but you should start to "nibble" slowly IF we go lower. Let's face it, you really can't make money shorting a stock, because the most you can make is 100% of it goes to zero. However, if you have a $5 stock that used to be at say $30, you could make nearly 200% over a couple months if it goes up to $15. Regardless of whether you think the bottom is in (which I don't) or not, its time to start thinking long term on some stocks...
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Avoid scenario trading. Scenarios are all around you, trying to make you believe a new trend is starting. Don’t believe it – the trend is about to come to an end.
Set price targets. Not having a profit or loss target is a trading barrier to success. How will you know when to get out? If you don’t set a profit target, raise your stop until price takes you out when the trend changes. Decide what’s more important, being right or making money? Think of those traders who hold on to a stock just to be right.
Don’t be afraid to sell. Losses are the cost of doing business. Don’t trade when you’re emotionally stressed (too excited or too upset). You’re angry and its time for payback. You haven’t had a winning trade in so long you’re sure this one is going to be a big winner – it won’t be.
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Trading is 90% emotional and 10% mechanical. Understanding and learning to trade with (not control) your emotions will help you make, and more importantly keep, more profits. That's why it's important to keep a running log of how you feel when you trade. Were you confident or greedy when you lost money? Additionally, it's important to reinforce positive ideas and thoughts into your subconscious mind. Once you understand how you act when your emotions are a particular way, you will be able to adapt and navigate the markets with more consistency while increasing your returns.
1) I can trade without my emotions.
2) I know what I am feeling each time I make a trade.
3) My subconscious beliefs really don't effect my trading.
Trading is 90% emotional and 10% mechanical. Understanding and learning to trade with (not control) your emotions will help you make, and more importantly keep, more profits. That's why it's important to keep a running log of how you feel when you trade. Were you confident or greedy when you lost money? Additionally, it's important to reinforce positive ideas and thoughts into your subconscious mind. Once you understand how you act when your emotions are a particular way, you will be able to adapt and navigate the markets with more consistency while increasing your returns.
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