Stock Market Strategies

— there are many knowledges to learn about stock market

— and hidden secrets as well, that almost only recruited member to the cult or dragon scroll receivers would obtain

— should be regarded as a chess game with elements from roulette wheel and blackjack

— shares many commonalities with game of blackjack

— stock market trading is a craft, and should be treated like a complicated topic that require wisdom and proper intels

— cold-blooded creatures may perform better at stock market

— waiting for 30 seconds, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 35 minutes or 2 days is a part of this game

— in the picture shown, the price author has bought the stocks of ZNGA were at 3.02, and exactly 2-3 days ago, reeling in net profit of 20 cents per share hypositheticaly. With a $100,000 value of Zynga shares, the profit would've been above $5000, within a week's time

— for stock market, patience is required - patience is a requirement and not an enhancer or boost - it's a necessary "instrument" the daytrader bring, carrying with him while doing daytrading

— in simple words, about 95% of the time is waiting, in a way, this game is a waiting game

— cold-blooded attitude is the right approach for this - things happen very not quickly, and the swinging up and down of unpredictability makes any rushers over emotional, losing composure, and needless to say mess up on the performance

— be on the lookout for both scenarios, not just the positive - things may end up 0.5% victory, 1% victory, or the minus versions

— luck plays major role in gamble and low instances of rounds, and becomes fairly balanced with increased number of plays - then skill becomes the sole determinant factor

— think about nothing else except the price want to buy - everything else does not change the outcome - and then be ready to babysit it, as it is very slow; requires patience

— be ready to dive in, this is a war, vs the house Yog'Saron I would like to believe 

— be fully equipped to find the haunting ghosts, this is an adventure into an unmanned cave

— stock market gives money to the people that knows how to play it like as if it's poker game, while the newbies in a way pay for the gains of the masters at this game

— the house tend to go after big targets, the money is in their hands, this is not something to (really over-focusedly) watch out for, but good to know anyways

— know the secrets of the trade, the reality of stock market (and that of the business world), the odds of all things, follow a system that yields long term, test out and practice the system, then the person is good to go

— again, just like blackjack, a winning system is one that know when the edge is in player's favor and bets big at those brief moment of instances

— as long as the bet indeed has been on plus 50% chance to the player, it doesn't matter anything else in a way, but the player would gain good profi

— also similar to casino game winning systems/strategies: betting big on 0.5% edge over the house may not be all that great, a 5% is a definate buy, while anything less than 1% edge means if the house cheats, then the player is screwed, at minimum only getting moneyback, and not winnings back

— players who knows everything, as much as the stock exchange designers likely be already having a steady 26% minimum per annual profit of the initial bankroll, with a slight decrease for every million closer to a billion

— he who does not invest is losing money, every minute we are losing money

— all news are false, stock market successful traders view them as text versions of casino advertisements

— be very, very fully prepared for distractions the house is going to throw at u, hours on end of practice of blackjack make one near-immune to such

— the prices are fixed for some stocks, checking company profile the high talented way helps a lot, check asset, enterprise value, volumn and who owns the stock help a lot (this is almost fecal irrelevent information for those not yet learned the actual full picture of the nature of these stock exchanges and instituitions)

— pretend the market is controlled by someone and an evil lord has 1.8 trillion cash in full readiness, collosal available fund at any time