Yes, of course making money in the stock market is
what it's all about.
But, do you think the market just gives it to you;
or do you
think you might have to fight for it?

What's involved in
making money in the stock market trading stocks and options?
An overview of trading the stock market:
Everybody wants to make money trading stocks. They
want a lot of money, maybe a million
dollars in one year starting with $5,000. The
reality is that trading is about money management,
discipline and patience... especially patience... and
hard work. Can you go from $5,000 to $1,000,000 in
one year? Not likely.
Proper
interpretation of market data and appreciating the
expected changes in the
markets due to that data is the hard part for
all traders.
Trading is understanding what you see, what
you feel, and recognizing odds and
probability. The more you know, understand, and appreciate what's
going on, the more you can expect, react, and
position yourself for the new round of
sector rotation.
You will learn because I'll show you what to do,
what to look for and avoid, and when to do it!
Fear and greed are THE powerful motivators of
the markets. These emotions, bridled with
discipline, provide opportunity.
Most people do not believe
this- but trading is 90% mental. You have to
learn the basics, the technicals and the
fundamentals, but it's about how you act and react
to observations you make. Trading is about
knowing that you are irrational (that
includes coaches) when it comes to money, and that
you're dealing in a market that is also irrational.
Learn how to read stock charts, trade stocks and options
and learn control. You will
learn patience and how to take advantage of fear and
greed!
I
sell
only my time, knowledge, and experience- no hidden
agendas. I have two talents:
trading and coaching- I love doing both.
Trading and trading for a living is not for everyone,
though anyone committed to learning can do it.
Learn and earn during the weeks ahead risking no more
than 200 bucks!
How it's done:
You work hard at studying, I work hard at teaching:
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made this site for new or experienced market
traders like you to use as a reference, a home base,
during coaching sessions. A Google search shows
about 31,700,000 web pages for "stock market trading."
Buy
books about trading, yes, but save your big money
for trading.
Trading is initially a lot of work and
reading about it is not enough. The topic is just
too vast.
WSW will
guide you through it all.
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You will learn how to
read
candlestick charts, and know where the
money is flowing into or out of the markets.
It's all there waiting for you to tap into, but since
you don't know, you can fall prey to seminar companies
telling you, you can learn in three days what took some
traders years to learn. Ain't gonna happen!
You're being ripped-off! You need to know
where to get the information and, more importantly,
how to interpret the data and potentially profit from
it. That is where coaching becomes a necessity. It's
no secret, but if you don't know where to get the
information and how to use it, it might as well be a
secret.
The beauty of trading is knowing you can
make money during both up and
down markets. There
is no holy grail to trading. You can read
until your vision weakens, you can paper trade until you
wear out your keyboard, but until you put your
hard-earned money in a trade, you have no experience.
You need a guide, a coach, to help you through the maze
of what you've read, what you've practiced and what you
see. That's just the way it is.
I trade this market and if not in an active trade, I certainly monitor it daily.
I commute from my bedroom (side trip to the kitchen for
obligatory coffee) to my office down the hall where I am
not concerned about whether I can take time off or not.
I am not glued to the computer unless I choose to do so.
I could trade poolside, on a boat, anywhere. I do
have a boss though; it's the market itself. I do
what it tells me to do.
Knowledge of the markets is power in the markets. I will show
you the ones you need. Trading, as opposed to buy and
hold investing, is about understanding dynamic
relationships. The relationships in the
marketplace that matter most are interest rates,
inflation, economic activity, energy costs, and most of
all,
earnings. Learn how to use those relationships
as investment money makes the rounds within
sectors. Following the money or
sector rotation is vitally important. This is
Top Down
trading and you need to make yourself aware of the
potential.
Commit
yourself to
learning
those things you need to know as a trader. You can
do this! It isn't expensive
software that makes you money. Ultimately,
it's what you "see" in the charts and how you interpret
the
environment. We
let the charts be our guide because they remove hype and
show only true sentiment.
Ignorance in the
markets will cost you.
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Your biggest challenge as a trader is
finding a stock to trade. You need to
start somewhere.
Analyze
the
stock, the
environment, and you are actually ready to
trade.
You will need to understand the
environment within which you are trading. How
is the stock, its sector and the broad market
performing- up/down/sideways? What is the
sector rotation of the broad markets as the economy
chugs along? What about the company's
fundamentals, how do you decide what is important
and how do you use that information?
Initially you will be sorting through a maze of new
material,
data,
and resources. Eventually you will establish a
daily and weekly routine and a
trading
routine. Within those routines comes the most
important aspect of trading,
discipline. There is even a
market clock to be aware of during the day.
Yes, learning how to trade and actually doing it is just
like work (did you expect a magic wand?) but without the
typical job related things that drive you crazy-
co-workers, raises, bosses, etc., and with
unlimited earning potential.
Yes, of course there are risks. What can go wrong?
Everything. Can you protect yourself? Yes!
It's no secret, but if you don't know what you don't
know, it might as well be a secret.
Emotions, specifically
fear and greed, rule the markets thereby producing
trends and consolidation periods. Trading is a
discipline. Too much
fear or greed may make you act too soon, too late,
or not at all. You will learn to keep emotions
under control at all times.
Charts and their
interpretation are what traders use to "see" where
they can reasonably expect the market price to go.
Charting
stocks that are in the rotation
helps put the
odds
in your favor for a high probability trade.
You will learn about
options
and futures
to broaden the ways you trade and what strategies to
use.

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