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| "Connect The Dots", just doesn't point you to a link. During it's training chapters it shows you how to mine that site, why the information is important, how to cross-verify that data with other sites, how to analyze it, and plug that information into your overall potential stock trade. Whew! That's a lot of work. |
Your alternative?
Google your query and start looking at 42,762 sites that
pop up.
If you have done that in the past, you know
it is a daunting, time consuming, time
WASTING, and frustrating venture. You spend time and come up empty handed... aarrggghhh!!
“Connect The Dots”
became necessary as a compendium to my website, training
sessions, and indeed the internet itself.
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How
Connect The Dots is organized:
Session:
Topic discussion.
Links:
links you
will use are shown with specific instructions to find
the subject matter.
Objectively, does it help or hinder your potential trade?
Top-Down – where does it fit within your due diligence?
Significance rating:
1 – informative, 2 – important, 3 –
critical
How to use
Connect The Dots (CTD):
CTD
is designed to structure, by logical sequence,
the due diligence process before getting into a stock or
option trade.
The data search, filtering,
analyzing, weighing the usefulness of the data, and
chart reading, are all part of due diligence.
Proper due diligence,
connecting the dots, will help you appreciate why I say,
“There is method to the madness.”
There is a lot of detail shown on the
websites you will visit.
I show you the detail to facilitate
getting to the data you want and need.
Overall, your job is to formulate a
series of DOTS for your style of trading.
Investors, for example, will use them
all, day traders will have an abbreviated version.
Don’t complicate this process any more
than you have to, but you have to
have a process.
Once linked to a site seeking a data point (a dot),
retrieve it, and come back to
CTD; proceed to the next dot, and then the
next, etc.
Words that link to www.investopedia.com
open a plethora of additional information regarding that
one word.
You won’t be lacking for information,
which is exactly why
CTD asks you
to
retrieve the info you need to trade
and come back to home base...
CTD.
There is
plenty of time to drill ever deeper into terminology and
those websites.
CTD is about keeping you
focused and on track to do a trade.
Use the
Speed Connection on
p. 62 to help you arrive at a conclusion as to
entering a trade or not.
Develop a routine around them whereby you
know you’ve done your due diligence.
You will evaluate the situation, weigh the
evidence, incorporate it with other data and decide to
take the trade, or not, based on the preponderance of
the evidence.
Your
goal is to make an odds-in-your-favor mistake-free trade.
Thus, the chances of being blindsided by
something you should have known, or should have been
aware of are minimized.
Reminder: the bulk of the information you’ll be working
with is not within the pages of
CTD.
The information is online at the websites
mentioned.
CTD is your
guide as to how to use those sites and the data
retrieved.
Any knowledge you need with regard to
trading in general comes from individual training
sessions with a coach.
CTD
is not teaching details of how to trade, that's what
training sessions are for...
CTD
is an outline on how to trade using online data points.
This is the stock market; many variables affect
it every day in many ways.
Even after proper due diligence we cannot
account for the unknowns.
We can only prepare.
Contents at a Glance
Session 1:
The Big picture
Session 2:
Why is money moving around?
How will
the news affect a given sector, industry or stock?
Session 3:
You as a Trader...
Know thyself
Session 4:
Finding a specific stock to trade...
scanning.
Session 5:
Getting Technical
Session 6:
Fundamentals matter!
Session 7:
Options
Session 8:
Money
Management
Appendix A:
Speed Connection |
The most common issues I hear as a coach: “I knew what you were talking about when
we were doing it during the session, but I couldn’t duplicate it
on my own,” or, “It’s been so long, I’ve forgotten where to get
that information.”
Stop wasting precious time.
Stop frustrating yourself.
“Connect The Dots”
keeps you focused, it is your guide, your home base
of operations, and it brings you back from the virtual world to
reality,
lest you get lost in time and space.
My site, www.wallstwise.com, alone
has over 3,700 links on the topic of trading.
Yes, I have seen them all and linked them to my site for
a reason. However, some are more useful than others are, and not
all are necessary.
It took me roughly four years to accumulate the sites linked on
www.wallstwise.com
and I have hundreds more not shown on the site.
As you create your own routine evolving into your trader style
and type (day trader, swing trader, position trader, investor)
you will use “Connect The Dots”
interactively with websites.
It is instructional, educational, practical, time saving,
to the point, and keeps you FOCUSED.
Can
it save you moeny in a bad trade?
I am confident it will do so.
IT WILL SAVE YOU TIME,
FRUSTRATION, AND MONEY!
Traders, new and old, develop bad habits.
These habits are unknown to the student until something
goes wrong.
“Connect The Dots” will stop
that; it will get you back on track every time.
After a bad trade, a trader may simply change tactics...
”that didn’t work, I’ll try this.”
There is a ton of
new material
in
Connect The Dotss,
material not shown on my website.
You could spend 40 hours per week for months, if not years (as I
have), accumulating, filtering, and analyzing this information,
or you can find it right here in a clear, concise, and
understandable presentation.
Moreover, it is available
at your own pace.
There's a big difference between
Connect The Dots
and other publications-
you can talk with the author anytime.
Why do you need “Connect The Dots”?
IT WILL SAVE YOU TIME, FRUSTRATION, AND MONEY... GUARANTEED.
Highlights:
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