Been a Great STT thread this weekend.. . The STT community at...

Been a Great STT thread this weekend.. . The STT community at its best!!

I think most of the point's/responses I would have added to the questions raise have been more than adequately covered by STT Guru's this weekend, Position sizing (as discussed last weekend), risk mgmt. and mental discipline will be the key for most.

We all have bad runs of trades occasionally ... (Twice this year for me in fact ) trick is to step back from the coal face put the tools down and objectively review your methods make changes to fix probs, sharpen drill bits and then hammer away again ... if you keep position sizes small in the beginning then you get lots of chances to (make mistakes) correct the direction of your tunnelling. Many novices charge ahead with large sums and blind faith and no discernible method ...sort of like mining coal in the old days without a taking a canary with you or a protected flame. Only a matter of time before catastrophe occurs and puts you to sleep slowly or it blows up in your face... many buried so deep they are never heard from again.

Anyway thanks again everyone. Q and A has been great

Cheers FH