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I recently ran across some advice in a newspaper. The person seeking advice was trying to decide to do something that ran counter to what she felt comfortable with. She was seeking advice on what to do. The columnist stated that we should always follow what our inner voice tells us to do. She stated “such an impulse is a warning , and our internal alarms are to be explored, not ignored.” She went on to say that is important to explore the cause of the alarm and determine if what we are wanting to do is unhealthy.

This can be related to our stock trading system. We all have opportunities to pull the trigger on both our purchases and our selling of stocks. Many times we may be hesitant to take the desired action. It may be that we are being a little greedy and think we will hold on to that stock for a little more climb. Or it may be that we have done our research and found a great stock, but we are just a little unsure.

I have had both situations in my trading activities. Recently I wanted to sell some stocks and take the gain. I was talked out of it by my stock broker and the stock price went down. It is a good stock and the price will come back but I could have created some profits if I had followed my instincts.

James Sanders London

Trading stocks is not an easy business to be in since we do not have a crystal ball on what is going to happen in the future. If we did then we would be in great shape and very rich. Since we do not have this crystal ball then we are forced to do the correct amount of both financial and technical analysis and then follow our inner voice as to whether or not we should pull the trigger.

The other thing we should do with our stock trading system is to try and take our emotions out of the picture. Have pre-determined exit points with all stock investing activity. When the stock price has reached the exit point then be willing to sell the stock, take the gain and do not look back. It is never healthy to continue to track a stock we have previously owned and sold. At least not for at least six months. You do not own the stock, so of what point is there to continue to watch it, unless it is to jump back in. I have beat myself up over a stock that I exited and it continued to climb to great heights. Do not do this to yourself. Life is too short to put this amount of stress upon you. You took a good gain, invest in another winner and move on.

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