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November 1986
SPECIAL REPORT
WHAT A TRADER REALLY NEEDS TO BE SUCCESSFUL
Ever since winning the United States Trading Championship in 1984 (see footnotes
, p.4), subscribers haveasked for a list of tips on trading, or even a play-by-pla
y of the approximately 200 short term trades I made whilefollowing hourly market
data over a four month period. Neither of these would do anyone any good. What
successfultrading requires is both more and less than most people think. In watc
hing the reports of each new Championship overthe past three years, it has been
a joy to see what a large percentage of the top winners have been
Elliott Wave Theorist
subscribers and consultation clients. (In fact, in the latest standings report fro
m the USTC, of the
top three profit producers
in each of four categories,
half
are EWT subscribers!) However, while good traders may want the inputfrom EWT, no
t all EWT subscribers are good traders. Obviously the winners know something the
losers don t. Whatis it? What are the guidelines you
really
need to meet in order to trade the markets successfully?When I first began tradi
ng, I did what many others who start out in the markets do: I developed a list o
f trading rules. The list was created piecemeal, with each new rule added, usual
ly, following the conclusion of anunsuccessful trade. I continually asked myself
, what would I do differently next time to make sure that this mistakewould not
recur? The resulting list of do s and don ts ultimately comprised about 16 statements. A
pproximatelysix months following the completion of my carved-in-stone list of tr
ading rules, I balled up the paper and threw it in thetrash.What was the problem
with my list, a list typical of so many novices who think they are learning som
ething?After several months of attempting to apply the rules, it became clear that
I made not merely a mistake here andthere in the list, but a fundamental error
in compiling the list in the first place. The error was in taking aim at the
last
trade each time, as if the next trading situation would present a similar proble
m. By the time 16 rules are created, allsituations are covered and the trader is
back to square one.Let me give you an example of the ironies that result from t
he typical method of generating a list of tradingrules. One of the most popular
trading maxims is, You can t go broke taking a profit. (The brokers invented thatone
, of course, which is one reason that new traders always hear of it!) This tradi
ng maxim appears to makewonderful sense, but only when viewed in the context of
a recent trade with a speci
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