Discipline Equals Profits For Market Timers
The winning market timer is the disciplined market timer.
That very simply means he or she chooses a specific, dependable,
market timing strategy and follows it.
How Easily Discipline Can Fail
The volatile market swings we are now experiencing are a perfect example. While
certainly not typical, these huge up and down days can cause new market timers
to freeze up and not follow important buy or sell signals.
It is hard to BUY on a day when the market is down. It
is hard to SELL into a rally. But unless we want to be
one of the losing masses, we must execute the trades.
Yes, current volatility is high, but experienced market
timers know that such times usually occur right before
a new (and often hugely profitable) trend starts.
The point is... following your emotions will cost you
money. Following one or more of Fibtimer's timing strategies
will make you money, and importantly, will not allow you
to take large losses in capital.
What Better Reason?
People differ greatly in terms of their ability to maintain self control and
discipline. Those differences are why we write this weekly report; to drive
home the fact that without following a timing strategy, most market timersand
traders will be doomed to failure.
Some market timers have no trouble whatsoever sticking to a plan. But others,
when it is decision time, will find a reason "not" to take the trade. After
some time passes, and they realize they have missed a profitable trade, they
take the trade but enter at a price that is much higher or lower than was available
had they followed the plan.
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"Some
traders make the mistake of assuming they
can just "wing it" when the buy or sell
signal comes. But this approach presents
an excellent opportunity for the collapse
of discipline" |
They may or may not make a profit, but the odds
have certainly turned against them.
And what happens if the trading plan then calls for a reversal? A reversal
that would have been profitable had they taken the initial trade?
You know the answer. What better reason could there be to... again... NOT take
the trade. This is when hope enters the picture, and hope is usually the second
to last emotion felt before fear, which is followed quickly by losses.
Develop Trust
Let's consider a few ways that self-control and discipline can be maintained
when making trading decisions.
First, you must develop trust in your timing strategy. You should should know
exactly what you are going to do when a signal tells you to enter a trade,
and what you are going to do when a signal tells you to exit.
One way to develop trust is to study the "Trade History" pages on our website
for each strategy. A link to the complete real-time trade history for each
strategy is on every FibTimer report. You will see that there are losing trades,
but these are kept very small. You will also see the large winning trades which
make the strategies successful over time. By looking at the trading histories,
you will develop trust for the strategy you plan on following.
Be prepared, and be willing, to make the trades when the signals are issued!
"A
link to the complete real-time trade history
for each strategy is on every FibTimer
report." |
At Fibtimer, we provide the buy and sell signals.
We will make sure you know what to do well before
the trade needs to be executed. We will also explain
why the trade needs to made, and often the previous
several weekly reports will have discussed the
probability of an imminent change.
Some traders make the mistake of assuming they can just "wing it" when the
buy or sell signal comes. But this approach presents an excellent opportunity
for the collapse of discipline. It often leads to "waiting" to see if the trade
is successful before taking it.
The problems with this logic are obvious, but
they are not as obvious when it is time to make
the trade and you are looking for a reason to delay
making the decision.
Develop Confidence
Perhaps one of the best ways to maintain self-control, is to feel "confident" as
you execute the buy and sell signals that we issue. You "know" that over time
they will be successful. You "know" that during sideways markets the signals
will exercise good money management techniques and keep any losing trades very
small.
It's healthy to be skeptical, but if it interferes with your ability to follow
the trading plan, skepticism will cost you money. You must execute the buys
and sells with unwavering confidence. You can't second-guess. You must follow
the trading plan with absolute assurance that over time you will succeed.
How do we post the excellent trading results that have been attained in our
various timing strategies? Because the reports follow a disciplined plan. They
follow the buy and sell signals without question. No if's, and's or but's.
Accordingly, over time, they show the profitable results of sticking to the
plan.
Over time, disciplined trading becomes easier. But be careful not to minimize
the importance of self-control and discipline. The more disciplined you can
be, the more profits you will realize.
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