You Are Wasting Time Asking These Types Of Trading Questions
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The document discusses the mindset required for successful trading and how individuals often ask questions that reflect a limiting perspective. It emphasizes the importance of understanding personal experience and risk tolerance in trading rather than focusing on superficial metrics. The author encourages adopting a more proactive and thoughtful approach to personal challenges and trading strategies.
You Are Wasting Time Asking These Types Of Trading Questions
- 3. You want an answer that will give you a way to start moving forward
- 4. "How can I make more money?"
- 5. "How can I average 15- 20% per year on my investment and lessen the tax burden?"
- 6. "Why can't I lose weight?"
- 7. "How can I decrease body fat while maintaining muscle mass without a starvation diet?"
- 8. "Why does this always happen to me?"
- 9. "How can I use this challenge that I face to better myself?"
- 10. Both questions are looking for the same type of answer
- 12. I firmly believe that those who succeed speak to themselves & ask questions much differently than those that are average
- 13. You are what you eat, right? I think you are also what you think!
- 14. Read any autobiography of anybody who has accomplished something that most do not and they will tell you exactly that.
- 15. What does this have to do with trading? A ton.
- 16. I want to talk about the questions you need to ask….actually NOT ask
- 17. These are the types of questions that support will receive when people ask about trading strategies:
- 18. On average about how much do you make per contract per day?
- 19. How long do you trade usually per day?
- 20. How much do you recommend putting in your account per contract?
- 22. What difference does it matter how much I make per contract?
- 24. Looking at personal results has no bearing on your success or failure.
- 25. 1. How much time trading?
- 26. Someone new to trading a certain method cannot expect to come close to the results of someone who has experience with the method.
- 27. They can't expect to mirror the results of someone who has dealt with the emotions that come from taking a string of losing trades.
- 28. How can you evaluate a system based on that question?
- 29. 2. How much to have per contract?
- 30. It does not take into account the tolerance for risk.
- 31. The final mention in the email was not a question. but a statement:
- 32. "Goal was to make 1 point or $50 per contract per day and that is not enough for me."
- 33. Many people are approaching trading with a mindset that is not conducive to success.
- 35. Avoid forums because that is where many of these simplistic questions are asked.
- 37. It is not by accident that most people fail.
- 38. Think like a successful trader