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25 Rules for Day Trading Beginner

November 15th, 2006

1. Do not expect to become an expert right away

2. Use simulated trading system to train your skill

3. Eliminate the fear of losing

4. Limit your losses

5. Learn from your losses

6. Never allow large profits to turn into losses

7. Get out if market is not going as your expectation

8. Never add to a losing position

9. Try predict the trend of market

10. Know how to “standing aside” if you can’t form an opinion as to where the market is heading

11. Exercise discipline to avoid mistakes or bad trading tactics

12. Subordinate your will to the will of the market

13. Always record and analyze your trading results

14. Sell in good news but buy in bad news

15. Patience, perseverance, determination and rational trading plan are the key to success

16. Never get emotionally involved with your trades

17. Do not try to profit on every trade

18. Learn when you can reply on instinct

19. Don’t chase momentum if you are unsure to the exit point

20. Be flexible with different strategies on different stocks in different condition

21. Decide your how much risk you can take of the day

22. Access timely information

23. Do not focus on too many stocks

24. Always think positive

25. If you do not enjoy and feel day trading is stressful, please try other activity.

Extract from About.com

Day Trading, Learn How to Invest

Plan for Financial Freedom? It is more than money and investments

November 14th, 2006

I just came across an article in about.com called “Retirement Planning is more than Money and investment" and I quite agree the idea that discussed over there.

 

Either you plan to retire normally or have a goal to retire financially free and rich, you must considered:

 

1. How will you spend your time once you retire, for example, travel and start a hobby.

2.Your health once you retire.

 

Both of the factors that I listed above are costing you money. Depend how you spend your time, activities such as travel do really cost you some money. For example, I plan to travel around the world once I achieved my financial freedom where I have enough passive income to cover my expenses. I love travel so I must plan ahead so I can enjoy it once I am totally free(in terms of time).

 

Another factor is your health. Usually it is hard to predict when our body will fall down and you need money to recover it. So it is better we plan for it. This is what those insurance companies always suggest people.

 

Do you have more to share? Please let me know.

 

Inspired by About.com

Achieve Financial Freedom, Retire RIch

Happy Birthday to my Blog – Journey To Financial Freedom

November 13th, 2006

Singing :

Happy Birthday to you….. Happy Birthday to you….. Happy Birthday to My Blog!.

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Time is passing really fast and today is the anniversary of my blog – Journey to Financial Freedom

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1 year ago, I started this blog because I want to share what I learned on the journey to financial freedom with others. I still remember the feeling first time I saw the increasing traffic to my blog and more and more people read what I’m sharing here. I really excited!

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Thank you for those who help me improving this blog!

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So my wish for the year 2007 is Update more information here and keep improving this Journey to financial freedom blog. Eventually my blog will be a library for people who care about personal finance and financial freedom

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Along the anniversary, I changed the theme of my blog to give a new environment for my visitors here. Please feel free to give some comments on this. I really appreciate this :-)

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Once Again Thank you for your reading……. Have a nice week!

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Regards,

Harrison

Announcement

Carnival Of Debt Reduction Week 61

November 13th, 2006

This week, Journey to Financial Freedom will host 2 carnivals – Carnival of Debt Reduction #61 and Carnival of Investing # 48 This 2 carnivals really kept me busy for a few to put all the articles in order. So I also hope that these 2 carnivals will make you busy reading for the whole week. :-)

Carnival Of Debt Reduction #61

Getting Out Of Debt (Part 2) from Verve Coaching

The One Month Challenge from The Simple Dollar

Personal Financial Management - The Big Picture from WallerBlog.com

Why Trump & Kiyosaki Want Us to Be Rich from The Small Business Buzz

When Elderly Need Financial Help from Wisdom from Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket

Debt: Face the Numbers from The Weight of Money

Free Money Finance Top 10 Most Hated Posts/Themes: #8 Paying Off Your House Early

From Free Money Finance

How To Stop Accumulating Debt from Binary Dollar!

Your Credit Report and FICO Credit Score. Good Credit Rating Makes Buying a Home Possible from Surfer Sam and Friends

Making Bigger Commitments (Day 79) from Bryan C. Fleming

Taxes-Country by Country from Ask Uncle Bill

55 Tips to Help You Zap Your Student Debt from Debt Consolidation Lowdown

Unleash Your Potential: Millionaire Mind - Part 1 of 3 from Unleash Your Potential

No Loan Required For High Credit Scores from Blueprint for Financial Prosperity


First Time Home Buyer Assistance Programs: Locally Based from Searchlight Crusade

The Frugal Duchess: CPA Survey: Gen Y Crushed by Debt from The Frugal Duchess

What Happens to Credit Card Debt When Someone Dies? From Blogging Away Debt

Bill Pay Your Way Out of Debt from Scott On Money

How much should you save? from Worldwide Success

How to Become a Millionaire from Debt Free

Thank you for those who submit their articles to me. Have a nice week!

PS : Sorry I have to post this carnival earlier because I have to away for 1 day. When I come back, I will update this carnival accordingly.

MISC

Carnival Of Investing Week 48

November 13th, 2006

This week, Journey to Financial Freedom will host 2 carnivals – Carnival of Debt Reduction #61 and Carnival of Investing # 48 This 2 carnivals really kept me busy for a few to put all the articles in order. So I also hope that these 2 carnivals will make you busy reading for the whole week. :-)

Carnival Of Investing #48

Candy Asset Exchange Rates from Long or Short Capital

Don’t Let This Common 401k Mistake Derail Your Retirement from Debt Free

Root Causes of Trading Success Pt 1 from WilyTrader

Banker notes: 10 Excuses of Not Investing & How to Tackle It from Banker Notes

Prosper Update: 1 Person Late (<15d) from Highest Echelon

Why Trump & Kiyosaki Want Us to Be Rich from The Small Business Buzz

6 Alternative Index Fund Choices to S&P 500 from Binary Dollar!

Mutual Funds 101 from exchange-ingredients

Keys to trading success from ForexSpirit

Index Investing Out-Performs Most Actively Managed Funds, Costs Taxes are Why from Free Money Finance

My Current Taxable Stock Holdings from 2million - My Journey to Financial Freedom

Fundamental Indexation: The Next Generation of Indexing? From Getting To Enough

Buying an IPO: Free Money from DC’s Personal Finance and Stock Investing Blog

Making Bigger Commitments (Day 79) from Bryan C. Fleming

Don’t Forget About Your Maturing CDs - It Could Cost You from Generation X Finance

Net Worth - PF Bloggers progress for OCT ‘06 from Enough Wealth


Saving Money: Frequently Asked Questions from The Digerati Life

The Week Ahead: Your Financial Roadmap for November 13 to November 17, 2006 from Financial Options

My Bet on NovaGold from My 1st Million At 33

Roth IRA Contribution Limits: How the ‘Phaseout’ Works from Fivecentnickel

The Kendra Todd winner of The Apprentice Season 3 Podcast from Nubricks

oops…wrong 529 plan and corruption endemic to rural North Carolina from makingourway

PS : Sorry I have to post this carnival earlier because I have to away for 1 day. When I come back, I will update this carnival accordingly.

MISC