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| Friday, 11 April 2008 | ||||||||
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If you simply keep searching for more information, keep fine-tuning your investment system, keep gaining a deeper understanding for the markets, it will all eventually pay off. Just realize that your work will never be done. There will always be something new to learn. Think of Warren Buffett. Did he become one of the world’s leading investors overnight? Not at all. He was mentored and made a few big mistakes before he got to where he is today. But he never gave up. He knew there was more he had to learn, so he learned it. And today he is super successful. So I’m writing you today to give you a very important message… No matter how much pain you might have felt in this recent market downturn, no matter how many times you’ve stressed out at night wondering how the next day would open, and no matter how many times you’ve thought that investing was a sucker’s game, you shouldn’t give up. You should never give up. Not once. If you take a hit, get right back up again and try harder. Learn More. Be smarter than the other guy. Investing isn’t a game only the big boys can win. Investing is a game anyone can win; they just have to know what they’re doing. Don’t Let a Loss Beat You A common saying is that 90% of investors lose all their money within the first year. Let me tell you, I was one of them. I thought I had a system. I thought I knew what I was doing, so I put some money in. Within four trades, I was down over 50%. Did that stop me? No. It hurt, don’t get me wrong. But I wasn’t convinced that investing was a sucker’s game. So I did what my years of orchestra training taught me. I tried harder. I practiced more. I learned as much as I could. And when I finally started putting my money into the markets again, I did much better. Turns out my mistakes were beginner mistakes. I invested in companies I didn’t know or understand. The only reason I bought them was because of a chart setup. Dumb move. And I’ll never make mistakes like that ever again. The reason why is because I tried harder and learned something I didn’t know before.
I realized that I wasn’t perfect. A Solution to a Shocking RealitySo it really does shock me that people beat themselves up over taking a few losses. Heck, have you ever met an investor who never took a loss?Anything you lose, you can eventually make up again. But that can only happen if you continue working hard at learning how to invest. And you’ve got amazing resources that simply weren’t around years ago. On our team alone, we have three options experts, one sentiment analysis expert, and a fundamental research expert who also loves overseas companies. By reading us every day, you’ll get a well rounded view of the market which you’re unlikely to get anywhere else. We’ll give you tips and tricks to become a better investor. We’ll tell you about all the interesting little relationships that some assets have with other assets. And we’ll tell you how to avoid the biggest tricks big brokerages play on unsuspecting smaller investors. We’ll help you try harder. And we’ll help you gain that edge over the market that you’ve always needed. Just like a rainbow makes a presence after a nasty storm, so too do rising stocks make a presence after a bear market. So, the last thing you should do is give up because you’ve lost some money. Stick with it. And never give up. To your success, Charles P.S. Want to see me cover a stock? Send an e-mail to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
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