I'm resending this email from yesterday. I have gotten lots of good
feedback on it so far. But what i want to tell you now
and maybe I should make another video, but maybe for members only
because it is so valuable is that if you can work out the simple way to put your
self on the opposite emotional cycle as the markets you can
start to rake in for*tunes and avoid getting sliced up by the markets.
Ever hear of a fellow named Dan Zanger? He ultimately figured this principle
out - the markets trade off between breakout trends, swings and swing
trends with times of consolidation. He figured out the markets need
to take, steal your money. The markets lull you with its 'sirens song'
to trade gigantic into consolidations, get rough up while the pros take your cash,
and give up right with the large move starts. After he figured this
out he went on to wreck the trading Guinness world book record by trading
stocks - not even options! ( imagined if he traded options )
Look. If you get this one principle in trading you can turn your losing
trading around to mind blowing prof*its, literally, factually and truly.
This same principle applies with your magazine subscriptions - once
you learn to differentiate between consolidation periods, market cycles ( straightforward ),
fast periods and slow periods then you'll also stop blowing out
your good options newsletter subscriptions ( ahem ) - exiting the subscription
just as it is getting ready to put out a chain of 200% to 700% winners because
the market cycle is back. Why throw away wonderful trading ideas ( especially
for such a low cost subscription - for now ) ?
Look I have been there and done the same things many years back. The same
cycles - got surrounded in the same emotions - joined newsletters right
after large moves right into consolidation periods and got terribly frustrated
till i WOKE UP! ( I really knew better back then too but just got
lazy ). So please watch the video. If you have questions - send them to me.
( Chris K )
You can see the video by coming to the blog. The link is in the resource box below.
