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The Four Biggest Mistakes in Futures Trading

โœ Scribed by Jay Kaeppel

Book ID
127434811
Publisher
Marketplace Books, Inc.
Year
2000
Tongue
English
Weight
1 MB
Category
Library
ISBN-13
9781883272081

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

โœฆ Synopsis

This book will help you trade futures profitably by showing you how to identify and avoid making four common mistakes that can derail your plan and reduce your profits. Following on the heels of his original bestseller, The Four Biggest Mistakes In Option Trading, systsem developer Kaeppel now focuses his attention on the volatile futures market and shows traders how to trade these markets to their advantage. In Kaeppel's quick reading style you'll .Learn how to assess whether you are financially and emotionally ready to trade futures, .Determine how much money you can affort to risk, .Learn what leverage is and how it can be used to generate above average returns without exposing yourself to too much risk, .Understand why "fearing" the market is better and safer than downplaying risk. Now steer clear of trading missteps and learn how to trade more profitably trade after trade with Kaeppel's winning strategies.

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