Skill is born out of extensive experience and that experience is
born out of an unrelenting will to win. Are you putting in the time
or simply relying on others?
Matt and I provide the framework (putting in huge hours) to
lessen the work of our members. But one must still refine an
approach that works for them individually. We want you all to
succeed but there are no shortcuts to be consistently
successful.
We have provided you with many tools and a great deal of insight
and education via the newsletters and tutorials. Those who apply
these techniques (or another valid approach) are the ones who will
prevail over time.
that because some of us work other jobs for a living, don't have
sophisticated trading software at our disposal, and don't stare at
stock charts on a screen from 9:30am-4:00pm five days a week (nor
do we put in hours upon hours before or after), our expectations
for success should be modified and not be compared to what you and
Matt experience daily. I'm happy doing half as well.
"If you don't put in the time, you shouldn't expect (quite)
the same results".
Thank you both for the many lessens provided. I for one am
most appreciative and try to take advantage, but also have
realistic expectations given the time I have to put into
trading.
Important: Applies to Successful Trading/Investing (or any endeavor)
Posted by steve on 20th of Aug 2016 at 02:09 pm
Skill is born out of extensive experience and that experience is born out of an unrelenting will to win. Are you putting in the time or simply relying on others?
Matt and I provide the framework (putting in huge hours) to lessen the work of our members. But one must still refine an approach that works for them individually. We want you all to succeed but there are no shortcuts to be consistently successful.
We have provided you with many tools and a great deal of insight and education via the newsletters and tutorials. Those who apply these techniques (or another valid approach) are the ones who will prevail over time.
Well stated Steve, and speaks to the fact....
Posted by RichieD on 22nd of Aug 2016 at 06:47 am
that because some of us work other jobs for a living, don't have sophisticated trading software at our disposal, and don't stare at stock charts on a screen from 9:30am-4:00pm five days a week (nor do we put in hours upon hours before or after), our expectations for success should be modified and not be compared to what you and Matt experience daily. I'm happy doing half as well. "If you don't put in the time, you shouldn't expect (quite) the same results".
Thank you both for the many lessens provided. I for one am most appreciative and try to take advantage, but also have realistic expectations given the time I have to put into trading.
Very well said Steve. You
Posted by puma on 22nd of Aug 2016 at 12:29 am
Very well said Steve. You and Matt continue to provide an amazing service. But all of us have to do our own hard work.
Is there a "like" button on this blog?
Posted by dsomes on 21st of Aug 2016 at 04:40 pm
Absolutely. Really appreciate that framework
Posted by a_l_ on 21st of Aug 2016 at 02:25 pm
Absolutely. Really appreciate that framework and your combined efforts.