By Robert Prechter, Jr. President and Founder of Elliott Wave International
When
I first began trading, I did what many others who start out in the
markets do: I developed a list of trading rules. I created the list
piecemeal, with each new rule added, usually, following the conclusion
of an unsuccessful trade. I continually asked myself what I would do
differently next time to make sure that this mistake would not recur.
Approximately six months after I completed my carved-in-stone list of 16
trading rules, I balled up the paper and threw it into the trash.
What
was the problem? My error was in taking aim at the last trade each
time, as if the next trading situation would present a similar problem.
Here's an example. One of the most popular trading maxim
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