ry deep and muddy pool. When any stock, mutual fund or ETF is purchased it must be determined prior to purchase how much the investor (trader) is willing to lose or how take profOn the path of life there will be some rain and therefore puddles. Most are shallow and we easily splash through them and occasionally there might be a very deep one. Learning to navigate them will make the journey more pleasant.

Your investment journey to the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow will require your not stepping into those deep holes. It is almost impossible to know the depth of any pothole so an investor must have a strategy for the unexpected and it must be in place before the foot sinks out of sight.

Every professional trader (and you are a trader whether you believe it or not) has an exit strategy for his portfolio. Those who do not are doomed to sink out of sight in a very deep and muddy pool. When any stock, mutual fund or ETF is purchased it must be determined prior to purchase how much the investor (trader) is willing to lose or how take prof

navigate them will make the journey more pleasant.

Your investment journey to the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow will require your not stepping into those deep holes. It is almost impossible to know the depth of any pothole so an investor must have a strategy for the unexpected and it must be in place before the foot sinks out of sight.

Every professional trader (and you are a trader whether you believe it or not) has an exit strategy for his portfolio. Those who do not are doomed to sink out of sight in a very deep and muddy pool. When any stock, mutual fund or ETF is purchased it must be determined prior to purchase how much the investor (trader) is willing to lose or how take prof

es. It is almost impossible to know the depth of any pothole so an investor must have a strategy for the unexpected and it must be in place before the foot sinks out of sight.

Every professional trader (and you are a trader whether you believe it or not) has an exit strategy for his portfolio. Those who do not are doomed to sink out of sight in a very deep and muddy pool. When any stock, mutual fund or ETF is purchased it must be determined prior to purchase how much the investor (trader) is willing to lose or how take prof

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Every professional trader (and you are a trader whether you believe it or not) has an exit strategy for his portfolio. Those who do not are doomed to sink out of sight in a very deep and muddy pool. When any stock, mutual fund or ETF is purchased it must be determined prior to purchase how much the investor (trader) is willing to lose or how take prof

ry deep and muddy pool. When any stock, mutual fund or ETF is purchased it must be determined prior to purchase how much the investor (trader) is willing to lose or how take profit.

It is pretty stupid to sit and watch an Enron, Delta or AT&T take all or most of the money. No one wants to see hard earned dollars evaporate. There isn’t even a cloud of smoke to go with it; it just disappears. In 2000 to 2003 we saw the NASDAQ lose 78% of its value and the DOW go down 40%. Don’t let this happen to you; it can occur again. You must set your investment exit strategy now.

The first thing any successful investor does is determine how much he is willing to lose. Is that shocking? When people buy a stock they immediate think about how much they are going to make, not lose. Knowledgeable traders think about their losses first and profits second. Losses must be dealt with today.