Options Trading Mistakes

Here are excerpts from the report on the first 4 mistakes:

Mistake #1: Trading in one direction only.

Prices go up and prices go down. But if you're trading only when the market goes up - and you're only taking long positions - you're leaving a lot of money on the table.
Not only that, you may be exposing yourself to a huge amount of risk.

Mistake #2: Not following money management rules.

If you don't have any money management rules, then you're trading in the dark.
How much should you risk on any one trade? Where should you set your stops to avoid catastrophic loss?

Mistake #3: Letting emotions dictate entry and exit points. (Or worse, trading on a "hunch.")

Too many times, option traders place their trades based on how they're feeling. Those
feelings are either greed or fear. Greed drives traders to get into trades that lack any kind of fundamental or technical support. Fear drives traders to get out of winning trades too soon - and stay in losing trades too long.

Mistake #4: Taking advice from traders who don't really know what they're doing.

Now, you know not to do this. But the temptation of a "hot tip" seems to never lose its appeal. That's because we're emotional by nature. We want to know what other traders are trading. We want to believe that somebody else knows something we don't know -
something that can make us rich! This is just the way we are. Next time you hear a hot tip...

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