August 31 | May the [trading] odds be ever in your favor...

Buying the market at the bottom level and taking profit at the top level makes sense when the market aligns in our favor. But ...

Hey Trader,

We like trading when the odds are stacked in our favor. You don't win all the trades, but you still make money over time. Buying the market at the bottom level and taking profit at the top level makes sense when the market aligns in our favor. But those odds don't always work out for traders, especially those new to the market. Sometimes, another approach is necessary. But there are also times where the market is so unpredictable that your trading plan won't work. So we have to pivot and take another path. It can seem daunting, but it's not as difficult as it seems. We look for ways that the market aligns with our strategy and work to leverage it to our benefit. And that's why trading when the market is in our favor is so important. And Josh has some critical information to explain how that works.

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WORDS TO TRADE BY

"Investing should be more like watching paint dry or watching grass grow. If you want excitement, take $800 and go to Las Vegas." ― Paul Samuelson While trading can be fun, it shouldn't be overly exciting. Mundane trading is actually good. That means you aren't dealing with significant losses or complicated trades. Trading isn't a form of entertainment. It's a serious business meant to help you realize your financial dreams. Don't expect too much excitement. And if things do get a little wild, just take a step back and reevaluate. It's a lot easier to control your trading system when things remain uncomplicated. But if you get too far into the weeds, you can substantially increase the risk of losing money. Keep Trading,

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