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For me, a stock trading system is the only answer to the problem of fear and greed, and it is the only logical way to take advantage of the concept of Market Facilitation.






For me, a stock trading system is the only answer io the problem of fear and greed, and it is the only logical way to take advantage of the concept of Market Facilitation.

First, stock trading systems provide the discipline necessary io begin overcoming fear and greed.

Stock trading systems that have been hack tested on storical, quantifiable data are a major way to inject discipline into your trading and io begin to control your fear and greed.

If we think of a stock trading system as a small business, we can design our business to make money based on historical simulations.

Then, our job becomes the implementation of the system rather than the interpretation of the market.

If the system loses money and busts, we change the system. Tt's a matter of good business sense.

Second, if we know that a market must facilitate trade to stay alive, we can devise systems that guarantee that we will always be in for that inevitable big move.

If we know that the big move will eventually come, and devise the system accordingly, our task becomes to minimize the drawdown (investment) while we wait.

I have never been able to predict when the market was going to facilitate trade and get in for the big move.

Instead, I have devised systems to ensure that I will be in for the big ride and my losses will be minimized while I wait.

It's just a matter of good business sense.

As a businessman, I have concluded that the only rational way to trade the markets is to follow stock trading systems.

All of the hocus-pocus about predicting when this market will move, and how far, is just that-hocus-pocus.

The people that make the big money are the ones who don't try to predict tops and bottoms but who consistently take a little out of the middie.

The only logical way to do this consistently is through a well thought-out, well-designed stock trading system.

It's a matter of good business sense.

There are three building blocks in any stock trading system: market entry, exit with a profit, and exit with a loss.

Identify these and making decision about them is a key element in a succesful stock trading system.

Anybody who tries to tell you there is much more to a stock trading system is kidding you.

Before you trade, keep asking yourself: Where should I get into the market?

Where I should get out with a profit?

And where sould I get out with a loss?

You need to know the answer to all of these questions before you trade.

If you know the answer to only one or two, you do not have a complete stock trading system.


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