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刁得一

摘自Stock Market Wizards - interviews with America's top stock traders (p118) by Jack D. Schwager. 2001.

If you decide to trade for a living, you have to treat it just like any other business endeavor and go into it with a plan. The business plan should contain specific answers to all of the following questions:

- What markets are you going to trade? You need to select a market that fits your personality because a market is a reflection of the people who trade it. People who trade Internet stocks are definitely different from people who trade utility stocks.

- What is your trading capitalization? On the one hand, you should honestly be able to say, "If I lose all this money, it won't change my lifestyle." On the other hand, you need a large enough account so that making at least as much as you do from your current job is a feasible goal. Otherwise, you will think that you are a failure because you will work harder as a trader than you do at the job you are in now.

- How will orders be entered? Will you scale into positions or put them on all at once? How will you exit losing trades? How will you exit winning trades?

- What type of drawdown will cause you to stop trading and reevaluate your approach? What type of drawdown will cause you to shut down trading?

- What are your profit goals, measured on as short a time frame as is feasible for your trading approach?

- What procedure will you use for analyzing your trades?

- What will you do if personal problems arise that could adversely impact your trading?

- How will you set up your working environment so that it is conducive to trading and maximizes your chances for success?

- How will you reward yourself for successful trading? Will you take a special vacation, buy yourself a new car, etc.?

- How will you continue to improve yourself as a trader? What books will you read? What new research projects will you do?

xiaofengfeng

I can not answer any of the questions.

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hi-liter

谢谢老刁。

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