The Perpetual Cycle of Fed Announcements Could Be Scaring Off Traders From Steady Wins
The headlines have us thinking we are constantly standing by for the Fed to make another announcement. It is really more that the media want us to keep looking at their endless drone than at the markets themselves. The facts are that not only are their multiple big indicators that move the market, supply and demand create fluctuations every day that can be exploited. But in all fairness the media has invested billions in getting you to listen to them and it can be very tough to tone out the noise. Pro traders have a trick they use that they often don’t admit.
Here’s A Way To Hold Your Self Accountable To The REAL Market News
Creating a plan is a bit trite but it can be an effective strategy for trading. Even better is creating accountability. When you have a steady milestone you are checking in with you are more likely to continue and repeat healthy, and profitable, trading strategies. Getting an alert each week to spotlight trades and remind you to check on your progress can make all the difference. Chuck Hughes invited folks to grab his weekly alert earlier. If you are looking for better trades and more success it is a great place to start. You can still access it here.
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