Get An Edge With the Trading Psychology Course, Gold Chart Review & Support and Resistance Levels 11.11.2021

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“You Must Understand That There Is More Than One Path To The Top Of The Mountain.”- Miyamoto Musashi, A Book Of Five Rings: The Classic Guide To Strategy

Many experienced traders say that the stiffest challenge you’ll face in becoming a futures trader is conquering your own psyche. Why? Because losing is part of trading, and people hate to lose.

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· How to examine your patterns and behaviors and recognize when they are holding you back

· Maintaining self-confidence as a trader even in the face of inexperience

· The mathematical expectation model and how it can decrease your losses

· Determining the trading plan that is right for your trading personality

· Understanding and using Motivation – Risk – Reward to its full advantage

· Creating effective trading technique strategies

· Qualities of Successful Traders

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Weekly Newsletter1070: Get An Edge With the Trading Psychology Course + Levels for the Trading Week Ahead 10.11.2021

October 8th, 2021 Filed under Day Trading, futures trading education, Weekly Newsletter | Comment (0)

Cannon Futures Weekly Letter Issue # 1070

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Get An Edge With the Trading Psychology Course

“You Must Understand That There Is More Than One Path To The Top Of The Mountain.”- Miyamoto Musashi, A Book Of Five Rings: The Classic Guide To Strategy

Many experienced traders say that the stiffest challenge you’ll face in becoming a futures trader is conquering your own psyche. Why? Because losing is part of trading, and people hate to lose.

In this “Trading Psychology” Course you will learn:

How to examine your patterns and behaviors and recognize when they are holding you back
Maintaining self-confidence as a trader even in the face of inexperience
The mathematical expectation model and how it can decrease your losses
Determining the trading plan that is right for your trading personality
Understanding and using Motivation – Risk – Reward to its full advantage
Creating effective trading technique strategies
Qualities of Successful Traders

ACCESS THE COURSE NOW

Good Trading

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If the first two trading days of 2015 are any indication of what to come the rest of the year…then hang on as it may be a wild ride…..

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TradeTheNews.com Weekly Market Update: New Year’s Blues

Trading volumes were very light in the New Year’s holiday week. Global equity markets dipped during the final session of 2014 and then fell lower on the first day of trading in the New Year as weak data and jitters about upcoming Fed and ECB action drove risk appetite into the deep freeze. Manufacturing industry data from around the globe out this week was not especially positive, adding to the tepid atmosphere.

Looking back, 2014 was very good for major US equities: the S&P 500 rose 11% to 2,059, its sixth year of positive returns and its third straight year of double-digit gains. The DJIA added 7.5% to 17,823 after slipping below 18,000 on the final two days of trading, and the Nasdaq advanced 13%. Small-cap stocks were not quite as solid: the Russell 2000 climbed 3.5%. Europe’s EuroStoxx 600 Index gained 3.9% on the year and Germany’s DAX Index added 2.7%, although France’s CAC40 dropped 1.2%. Chinese equities had their best performance since 2009 even as overall emerging-market shares posted the first back-to-back annual loss in 12 years.

US housing market data out this week remained tepid. The S&P/CaseShiller October home price survey showed that real estate price gains slowing a bit. The y/y gain dropped to +4.5% from +4.8% in September. Yale economist Shiller commented that the housing market is fragile and is still reliant on low interest rates. The November pending home sales m/m figure beat expectations and returned to positive territory after October’s contraction. The December Chicago Purchasing Manager survey and the ISM Manufacturing Index missed expectations, hitting their lowest levels since mid-2014.

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