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Pull out partial Profits

channel-profitsPull a portion of winnings out of the market to prevent trading disci-pline from deteriorating into complacency. It is far too easy to rational-ize overtrading and procrastination in liquidating losing trades by say-ing, “It’s only profits.” Profits withdrawn from an account are much more likely to be viewed as real money.

The Secret to Trading Success

secret1The most important thing you must learn in every market cycle  is where the money is flowing. It is flowing into the companies where the earnings are growing. As long as mutual funds have capital in flows instead of net out flows then they must put new money to work investing in stocks. If you want to make your job as a trader much easier then find where the flow is going. Mutual fund managers can not go to an all cash position they can only move money around. A bear market sinks most stocks because managers have to sell everything to raise money to redeem shares. In an uptrend they have to buy stocks with the incoming money flows. Where does this money go? It goes into the sectors and stocks that are in favor due to increased earnings in a sector and individual stocks that are dominating their sector and changing the world in the process. You want the leaders not the has been. You want the best the market has to offer. Where are consumers dollars flowing into? That is where the money is going. What companies have the best growth prospects? The stock can only grow in price if the underlying company does. Mutual fund managers are the biggest customers in the market when they start buying a stock that increases huge demand and price support.

Your job is to follow the big money, shorting in bear markets, going long in bull markets. Following the trend of what is in favor. Do not fight the action, flow with it.

Quit having opinions and start being a detective looking for the smart money, the fast money, the big money and where it is going now.

Trading Wisdom Not Heard Often

  • Buy from the scared, sell to the greedy.
  • Buy their pain, not their gain.
  • Successful traders are quick to change their minds and have little pride of opinion.
  • I made my money because I always got out too soon. (Bernard Baruch)
  • Don’t try to buy at the bottom and sell at the top. It can’t be done except by liars. (Bernard Baruch)
  • Throughout all my years of investing I’ve found that the big money was never made in the buying or the selling. The big money was made in the waiting. (Jesse Livermore)
  • The faster a stock has climbed, the quicker it will fall.
  • The more certain the crowd is, the surer it is to be wrong. (Menschel)
  • Bear markets begin in good times. Bull markets begin in bad times
  • Never confuse genius with a bull market.
  • Always sell what shows you a loss and keep what shows you a profit

Gasparino Says Goldman Settlement Likely To Be Between $1-$5 Billion (GS)

Fox Business News’ Charlie Gasparino is reporting that Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) will likely settle the civil fraud case brought against the firm by the SEC for between $1 billion and $5 billion.

Goldman (GS) has been accused of misleading clients with regard to a synthetic CDO that the firm structured at the behest of hedge fund Paulson & Co. and subsequently sold to a German bank. Paulson took the short side of the trade.

Above is the 5 minute Line chart ,Just while updating look its freefall in stock.

Just see my targets for these stock ,I had written last week.Search now.

Updated at 20:36/6th May/Baroda

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