Twitter offering you a relatively graceful exit opportunity… $TWTR pic.twitter.com/gfoKHt4wjS
— Jeff Macke (@JeffMacke) September 3, 2015
Given the influx of volatility lately it's not uncommon to find investors taking on the role of traders. Since the moves that happens occurs at such blinding pace investors start fancying themselves as traders which can't end too well. The same goes for traders, they let emotions slip in pick the wrong entry and instead of admitting they are wrong decide to leave the trade open and the trade eventually becomes an investment. Whatever you do, remember you plan and don't stray from it.
— Barry Ritholtz (@ritholtz) September 3, 2015
When emotions are allowed into your trading it produces other feelings. Emotions, if left unattended have the potential to destroy your trading capital and this tweet totally sums that up. It is important to remember this especially in volatile times, try keep a calm composure and plan what it is you going to do.
— Andrew Kassen (@andrewunknown) October 10, 2014
Some light Thursday humour for a change after the week is almost over. I know I'm guilty of sitting down in front of my screen and becoming captivated by the movements only to realise it's 5 hours later. One piece if advice to take from this; get some sunshine and a stretch more regularly.
Office Chair Commode .....and the chair is a commode I never leave m http://t.co/hyWECwIFyL pic.twitter.com/60rNCC67f9
— TradingMemes (@tradingmemes) September 3, 2015
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