SEVEN MISTAKES ALL NOVICE TRADERS

 The stock market is not the place for the ill
informed
 You just need someone to show you the way
 There is no Holy Grail in Trading
 Our trading system is highly successful, easy to
learn and low risk
MISTAKE ONE - Lack of Knowledge and No Plan

 Traders expect to make a gazillion dollars very
Quickly
 The stock market can be a great way to replace
your current income and for creating wealth but
it does require time
 Not Necessary to leave your current job to start
investing
 With our Methods you only need to get 50-60%
of your trades "right
MISTAKE TWO - Unrealistic Expectations

 At start, beginners feel they often feel like they
know nothing; that everyone else has the answers
 They listen to all the news reports & reporters
which is very confusing
 They take "tips" from their buddy
 We will show you how you can get to know
everything
MISTAKE THREE - Listening to Others

 Letting Ego or Emotions get in the way
 When you first start to trade it is very difficult to
control your emotions
 Fear and greed can be overwhelming; Lack of
discipline, lack of patience and over confidence
MISTAKE FOUR - Getting in the Way

 Many traders don't understand the critical nature
of money management
 This is a critical aspect of trading
 It is not complex to address
 We can show you will ensure that you don't "blow
up" and that you get to keep your profits.
MISTAKE FIVE - Poor Money Management

 New traders only learn how to trade a rising
market
 traders know really good strategies for trading in
a falling market
 you don't learn to trade "both" sides of the
market, you are drastically limiting the number of
trades
 We can show you a simple strategy that allows
you to profit when stocks fall
MISTAKE SIX - Only Trading in One Direction

 New traders feel they have to be in the market all
the time to make any real money
 They see trading opportunities when they're not
even there
 We can show you simple techniques that ensure
you only "pull the trigger" when you should
MISTAKE SEVEN - Overtrading