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Three things you need to overcome to find trading success
by Timon Rossolimos, Red Hot Storm Trader, 02 June 2014
There are so many books on stock market strategies, money management and general knowledge on trading the markets.
And funny enough, you could read every single strategy in every trading book and still fail as a trader!
Text-books often forget to mention the three vital emotions that can either make you or break you as a trader!
Let me show you how to overcome these emotions so you can be an even more successful trader.
Always remember,
"Wsdom yields Wealth"
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Editors or contributors may have an interest in investments commented on in this newsletter. However they have signed restraints to prevent the abuse of their position as contributors to this publication.
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