Trading Rules
Small Losses
Avoid big losses at all costs. The higher your percentage loss, the higher the percentage gain you need to get your money back. With a 50% loss you need a 100% gain to break even.
Control Risk
Know your exit criteria before you enter a trade. As soon as the reason for your entry is not valid anymore, exit the trade.
Liquid Stocks
Liquid stocks are easier to exit. As a matter of fact technical analysis is more reliable with highly liquid stocks. Lots of volume makes it much more difficult to manipulate stocks.
Trade Strong Stocks
A strong stock has no overhead resistance and is preferably trading at an all-time high or near its 52 week high.
Just The Charts
Never call a company for more details. Their job is to run a business. Trading for a living requires different skills. Everything you need to know is right there in front of you. If you can’t see it, it probably isn’t there.
Pattern Pressure
The stock needs to display some kind of basing pattern or consolidation pattern. Buy the stock near its initial breakout. Don’t chase stocks.
Market Analysis
You need to know what kind of stage your stock is in. Stan Weinstein explains the different stages in his book. Trade in the direction of the primary trend.
Discipline
Stay disciplined. Keep emotions in check. Emotionally detached traders yield better results.
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Jesse Livermore:
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Linda Bradford Raschke:
50 Time Tested Classic Stock Trading Rules
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Dennis Gartman:
Dennis Gartman’s Trading Rules
Video explaining some of his trading rules
Another video explaining his trading rules
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Dickson G. Watts:
A Speculator’s Essential Qualities
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Tyler Bollhorn:
30 Trading rules
Trading Advice
How To Correct Common Trading Mistakes
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Ari Kiev:
The 10 Cardinal Rules of Trading
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