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    Financial Market Trading for Beginners
    Financial Market Trading for Beginners
    Financial Market Trading for Beginners
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    Financial Market Trading for Beginners

    By Slacker Trader

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    The business of the financial market or the business of making money with money as I like to call it is no game and is no place for the weak minded or faint of heart let alone a self-directed beginner who is unprepared for the brutality and volatility that there is in this business.

    The professional advice in this book will empower you to have confidence and zero fear of going in the live markets and accurately initiating a low risk high reward position with which you can have a high probability outcome from being a live market participant. Becoming a successful self-directed investor and trader is not nearly as difficult as one would think as long as they have the proper education and proper knowledge base right from day one, it takes a while but you can do it!

    If you need to learn the trading business from the ground up then this book is definitely a good starting point for you. I encourage you to read it as many times as it takes for it to become clear to you as to what you do and do not need to learn to be successful in this business from the start. There are no money back guarantees in the financial markets however you must know the right information from the start to have a chance of becoming consistently profitable and financially successful.

    When you are done reading this book you will have an excellent basic explanation of what and what not to do before you even study anything or do any kind of education. The information in this book will put you on the fast track to becoming a successful self-directed financial market investor and trader with very little money invested other than the time it took you to read this book.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSlacker Trader
    Release dateJan 18, 2017
    ISBN9781540115331
    Financial Market Trading for Beginners

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      Financial Market Trading for Beginners - Slacker Trader

      Financial Market Trading for Beginners

      How to Avoid Fear and Greed as a Beginner

      By Slacker Trader

      Copyright 2017

      Why you should read this entire book

      There are a lot of pre-education and pre-trading decisions you will need to make before you spend any money on trading or capitalizing an account to trade live with as a brand new self-directed trader. This book delivers a basic comprehensive guide to some of the tools and resources needed to help give you the best beginner information to make some of those hardest decisions.

      Almost all the professional investors and traders I know do not even worry about the making money; they are much more concerned on managing their capital and risk in the live markets. It’s really not about making money it is about keeping the capital you already have.

      The reason you bought this book and why it is unique is that it is going to tell you about the who, what, where, when and how about what you need to know to be able to trade and invest in today's financial markets (or any tradable market) with confidence and zero fear and to be able to do it the right way from the start on as little as $500 capital to start with.

      When you are done reading this book you will have an excellent basic explanation of what and what not to do before you even study anything or do any kind of education. The information in this book will put you on the fast track to becoming a successful self-directed financial market investor and trader with very little money invested other than the cost of this book.

      You will be able to make the first decisions as to what you want to study and how you plan to do your education in order for you to be able to make your own self-directed investment decisions with real money in the live currency, stock or futures markets.

      The road to success in investing and trading as I always say is paved with the smoking blown up accounts of investors and traders. It did not have to be a long hard and expensive road though, it can be a road paved with gold and be fairly easy if you just take time to learn this business the right way from the start on your first day, keep it simple and it will be.

      Once I tell you the basics to investing and day trading the live financial markets to make money every day with the smart money I encourage you to read every article and watch every video you can on the subject and incorporate the simple investing and trading principles you learn into your own core strategy when you put it together. Use the extra clickable links provided at the end of the book to do more of your own research.

      Your core strategy can and should be very simple and really all you will need to make money with the smart money every day in the live financial markets or any liquid market for that matter. I use this method every time I initiate a position in the live market after doing my due diligence and research.

      Once you know what this method is you will find that is very practical and can be used it in the live financial markets in an intelligent and methodical way every day. When you have it down pat you will have a lethal double whammy method to make as much money as you want or need. The beauty of it is that it can be used in all liquid markets and all time frames making it a robust method that is easily repeatable across any asset.

      The professional advice I give you in this book will empower you to have confidence and zero fear of going in the live markets and accurately initiating a low risk high reward position with which you can have a high probability outcome from being a live market participant. Becoming a successful self-directed investor and trader is not nearly as difficult as one would think as long as they have the proper education and proper knowledge base right from day one, it takes a while but you can do it!

      I feel this book does an excellent job in explaining the very first things a new investor and trader needs to know before even doing anything. It is meant to be a spring board for the very first educational information that a new person needs for a baseline to get started from.

      Learning to change bad habits developed by having the wrong information to start off with are very hard to break. Listen to what it says to do in this book and don’t develop any bad habits to begin with and you could be cruising your money train down to the bank everyday consistently.

      Another reason you should read this whole book is so that you can avoid the mistakes that 97% of retail sheeple of the herd and retail traders make from day one. The books in my brand new investor and trader series talk about those reasons in detail so that you don't have to waste years finding it all out the hard way and expensive way on your own, you’re welcome!

      If you need to learn the trading business from the ground up then this book is definitely a good starting point for you. I encourage you to read it as many times as it takes for it to become clear to you as to what you do and do not need to learn to be successful in this business from the start. There are no money back guarantees in the financial markets however you must know the right information from the start to have a chance of becoming consistently profitable and financially successful.

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      Table of Contents

      Why you should read this entire book

      Commonly made mistakes by investors and how to avoid them

      Fear and greed cause a lot of head games

      Highly profitable traders are not fearful or greedy

      Using supply and demand as your trading method keeps the fear and greed out of your plan

      Aversion to risk reduces greed

      Using a rule based plan is the only way to trade – no plan = no profits

      Educating yourself properly from the start is the key to becoming a winner

      How to overcome over trading as a beginner

      Automate your trading and take the fear out of the picture

      Develop and utilize a smart plan to further reduce fear and greed then follow it

      Easiest fastest method for beginners to learn right away

      Bonus chapter

      3 things that will help you win more trades – large PM, correlation, confluence in signals

      Extra links

      Glossary

      Disclaimer

      Commonly made mistakes by investors and how to avoid them

      People as I said get into this business thinking with unrealistic expectations that they are going to make millions of dollars from the start, we all thought it at least once. It is the investors and traders who develop the mindset of becoming well-off and having a great amount of freedom who are the ones who start ahead of the herd and who usually do well in the live markets.

      I am not saying that you could not make millions of dollars in the markets because you surely can, you would just need to be using hundreds of millions of dollars to do so.

      It is mostly Wall Street banks and hedge funds who are using a lot of leverage which is borrowed money, and OPM (other people’s money) to make the profits they book. The leverage is most of the time money they borrowed from the Wall Street bankers or is it bankster’s, Hmmmmm, more like loan sharks if you ask me. They also use the money you put into your IRA or your 401K and then take all of your beginning trading capital from you because you were not prepared to work with them in the live market, whose fault is that?

      All the content in Financial Market Trading for Beginners is unique in that the information being shared here is all in one place at one time for beginners so they do not have to search around and waste a lot of time doing so. Most of us who do this business professionally are counting on the inexperienced trader first starting out to make all of the mistakes that this book details, it is how we make our money, we buy and sell from the retail investor and trader who have not taken the proper steps to become prepared to be successful in this business.

      The most important thing about market education is learning it the right way from the beginning and not making the mistakes that other people are making, don’t become one of the sheeple of the herd. If you learn what not to do right from the very start, you will already have an edge over the others who did not take the time to educate themselves properly, this is whom you can actually make money from in the financial markets once you can see their fear and greed.

      The decision you are making to get into the trading business is one of the most important decisions of your life and you’re the only one who’s making it. Getting into this business and becoming good enough at it to make a comfortable living from it will test your being to the very core; this is one business that will expose every flaw you have and then some. There is no

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