Conclusion

I have structured my book in such a way so that a trader (or would be trader)
can get to the roots of what successful trading is all about. I mean there's so
much false information brandied around these days it's hard to know what or
who to believe.
First ask your-self:

Q1) "How can I become a successful trader with lots of spare time and a well
balanced life?"

Ans: View trading as a game in term of points and don't focus on the money.

Q2) "How do I do this?"

Ans: Have complete self-belief not only in your system but in your-self

Q3) "How do I get this?"

Ans: Do the ground work on your system and your-self. Keep working
towards perfection.

Q4) "Where should I do the work?"

Ans: Plan for every eventuality in every trade and more importantly
have the discipline to follow that plan regardless.

Q5) "How do I plan a trade and develop the confidence in this plan?"

Ans: Either start from scratch and build a system that fits you or
find a successful system that does fit your personality

Q6) "How do I go about finding such a system?"

(http://www.stressfreetrading.com might be your answer)
Ans: Decide today that you and you alone are responsible for
your trading results and get to work.
I hope that by reading The 7 Habits of a Highly Successful Trader" you
can see beyond the "cliche's" of:
" Let your profits run"
" Cut your losses"
" Follow your rules"
and some of the wrong ones:
"You can never go broke taking a profit"
" Buy a good stock and forget about it"
" Buy low and sell high"

Successful trading goes well beyond ancient quotes and sayings.
Profitable trading is both very simple yet paradoxically, very difficult?

Explain?

It's very simple in that if you can develop a system that fits your
personality and have the discipline to follow it that's all you need
in order to be a winner.

But look at it this way. 95% of people who try trading lose? So it
can't be that easy. Most people lose because they do the simple things
wrong. They don't have a plan, a system, beg for tips and never get to
know how to trade successfully.

Like any profession. Some people can adapt much quicker than others.
But I am convinced any-one who "wants" to be a successful trader can be.
I take it if you have had the persistence to read my book all the way
through then trading must hold some interest to you and I congratulate you
on putting in more effort than 95% of other people will.

If you want to look at a winning system then I urge you to go to my
web site and see what I have to offer. Once you become familiar with
the system you will have to follow the habits so as to develop the
rock solid discipline to follow it.

When you can do this the good results will follow.

http://www.stressfreetrading.com

Thank you for taking the time to read my book.
Which-ever path you take I wish you the best of luck. And please,
please be very careful. The answer will not be found by following tips
and black box's although many will try to convince you other wise.