I asked this question on Twitter !! Thanks for everyone’s responses !!
It’s been another crazy year – let’s top it next year!
I hope to continue to make learning easier and more fun with things like Tandem Trader !!
Cheers to 2015 !!
2015 Trading Goal & Resolutions: 1. What poor trading trait will you try to improve on? 2. What’s your resolutions? (shouldn’t be monetary)
— Nathan Michaud (@InvestorsLive) January 1, 2015
If you set too many ridiculous goals you’ll never meet them. Focus on becoming a better YOU. Review your trades, review your flaws, adapt.
— Nathan Michaud (@InvestorsLive) January 1, 2015
This was mine:
My poor trading trait: 1. Stubbornness, lack of patience when trade is working, letting the trade work and sticking to original plan
— Nathan Michaud (@InvestorsLive) January 1, 2015
Over that last 6 months I’ve become a lot more patient but as you adapt comes more issues – too MUCH patience ?? Many BIG wins minimized
— Nathan Michaud (@InvestorsLive) January 1, 2015
Over the last 6 months I’ve traded much more size and more aggressively but still broke my $10k “oh shit handle” max loss many times
— Nathan Michaud (@InvestorsLive) January 1, 2015
My 2015 goals: Letting more trades like $ZAZA $ADXS s/s swing ideas work (smaller size swing positions like @splendores) once back side move
— Nathan Michaud (@InvestorsLive) January 1, 2015
My 2015 goals: continue to have a MAX loss NO MATTER WHAT cut off at $10K it really did help keep some stubborn losses away this year
— Nathan Michaud (@InvestorsLive) January 1, 2015
My 2015 goals: continue to be inspired by other traders & mold to a better trader – take traits of @lx21 @TomKellyLV @dveprek $ w/ patience
— Nathan Michaud (@InvestorsLive) January 1, 2015
My 2015 goals: Trade LESS in the end it’s MORE as @Nikkorico_ just wrote in a blog – I’ve found my biggest days I trade MUCH LESS
— Nathan Michaud (@InvestorsLive) January 1, 2015
My 2015 goals: Never respond to trolls (i usually do once) – sometimes I get caught up and sink to their unprofitability level
— Nathan Michaud (@InvestorsLive) January 1, 2015
My 2015 goals: Put on an amazing @Traders4ACause event & somehow try to top last year and raise more than $100K http://t.co/Uj2BknTuhX
— Nathan Michaud (@InvestorsLive) January 1, 2015
My 2015 goals: become 10% more disconnected from my phone – never have it on dates but no reason to respond to emails between sets at gym
— Nathan Michaud (@InvestorsLive) January 1, 2015
My 2015 goals: continue to trade profitably & help others along way. I’m not setting ridiculous monetary goals I just want to trade well.
— Nathan Michaud (@InvestorsLive) January 1, 2015
Here’s the responses I got – I hope you guys enjoy and make a serious plan for a very profitable 2015 !!
@InvestorsLive exactly , its never monetary goal, money will come, mine is to get off rollercaoaster, less frontside , aka @EpicaCapital
— Eric Wood (@elkwood66) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive and also simple things like enjoy family and friends more, only 1 life, smile and laugh
— Eric Wood (@elkwood66) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive trust myself, be consistent, trade less, focus on the joy of trading not money, build more relationships, cherish my family.
— Tom Canfield (@Canny4) January 1, 2015
One for new and potential traders: http://t.co/HjflYjJVH5 $NDRM $NRX $TWTR $FB
— Angelin Guraj (@angelin_guraj) January 2, 2015
@InvestorsLive 1.) Have a plan with a stop. 2.) Obey stop 3.) Have patience with winners 4.) Lock along the way
— AC (@DoubleA_Ron777) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive Oh Yeah! Attend Traders for a Cause in 2015!!!
— AC (@DoubleA_Ron777) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive Mine focuses on updated trading rules. Starting w/RULE #1: Don’t break any of my trading rules. RULE #2: Don’t break rule #1.
— Investor4life (@Investor4life) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive Find good trades by 1. Trade small 2. Analyze the trades to find where odds are in my favor the most
— caam_fin (@caam_fin) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive 1.stop being so scared to execute a trade
— jalan (@jalanwilliamss) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive Stop chasing stocks. Wait they return to support level. Trade more shorts. Spend more quality time with my family.
— Guillermo Boza (@guilleboza) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive 1). Stop letting life’s issues enter my head during the trading day. Fix outside problems first – don’t let them influence u
— optionboost (@optionboost) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive Now that I am consistent with the long setups, will be studying your short set-ups via Textbook Trading & @TandemTrader
— Ed Martin (@AverageJoeTradr) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive Also, never forget to respect the trend. Although I KNOW not to short the front side of a move, I paid dearly when I forgot
— Rick Stype (@Stock_Warlock) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive I grab the Oh sh_ _ handle and get out of a trade when I see -$50 or -$100. Like @ozarktrades said, I like to see Green $$
— Ross Templeton (@Fat_Cat_Trader) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive stay consistent. I want to have more green days than red.
— شمعون (@SimonGhandil) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive surround myself with positive traders @InvestorsLive , and learn to cut losses quick.. trade my plan..
— bdghvyfiveohh72 (@bdghvyfiveohh72) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive Learn to be more patient on good entries. Can’t tell you how many times I’ve sold or covered like a bitch too soon.
— Walter Le (@CHINEY98) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive 1. Learn chart patterns. 2.Depend less on people on Twitter. 3.Use more advanced charts.
— Mind Is Key-Trading (@MindIsKey13) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive eliminate emotional trading, cut losers faster, let winners run and develop more consistency. Need more green days
— Ryan Smeltzer (@SuperShooter23) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive Be diligent about writing down trade ideas/thoughts and lessons learned, good and bad, every day.
— imbrue001 (@imbrue001) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive on it buddy here is the plan. http://t.co/lPYtH8CAX0
— drillerdan (@mclerand) January 1, 2015
@InvestorsLive stick with my winning trades longer. Winning trades need to be much larger than the losers.
— Robert Robles (@Obeytrader) January 1, 2015
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