本帖最后由 not4weak 于 2012-4-10 21:18 编辑
Educate yourself – But don’t over educate yourself or fall into the trap of reading to many biographical trading books.
“How To Make Money In Stocks” by O’Neil
“The Disciplined Trader” by Mark Douglas
“The StockTwits Edge” by Howard Lindzon. The rest you can learn from forums
Find a mentor – It’s never been easier to find a mentor, even if it is a virtual one. I can’t emphasize how crucial this is because being able to interact with a seasoned trader on a regular basis will shorten your learning curve like nothing else. And don’t be averse to using a paid mentor via a trading service. The $50-$100 bucks a month you will pay may save you thousands.
Develop a methodology – Analyzing your trading success by outcome is a dangerous game. If you go to Las Vegas, put your life saving on “red” and win, it was still a bad move, because over time you will eventually hit “black” which will wipe you out. You have to develop a risk based methodology that over time is successful and then evaluate your trading by how well you follow that methodology.
Use the right tools – You don’t need four monitors and a quad-core water-cooled processor to trade stocks. You do need a decent computer, solid broadband connection, and a good broker. As far as I am concerned, there is no need to look past Interactive Brokers. A solid data/charting service is a must. |
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