Superstars are easy to spot.
For example, if you watch Roger Federer for five minutes, it's obvious he's the greatest tennis player of all time.
When someone's a superstar, you don't have to talk yourself into it.
If you're thinking, "Well, he seems pretty good and his record isn't bad and other people say he's good…" then that person is not a superstar.
You know it when you see it.
It's obvious when you see it.
It's the same for trading.
If you're looking for Monster Winners, the monster winners will announce themselves.
It won't be a mystery.
If you're in a trade and thinking, "Well, Cramer says it's a good pick and the fundamentals appear strong and other people say it's going up…" then that trade is almost certainly not a Monster Winner.
Monster Winners are easy.
You don't have to talk yourself into them.
If you find yourself wondering if your trade is a Big Winner...then that's your answer.
It's not.
The Federer-like trades are obvious.
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