What is the difference
between a trading plan and a business plan for trading?
- A trading plan answers you what to do when, following a trading system.
- A business plan for trading lets you calculate the financial implications, giving you a clear idea what you are aiming for with your set capital and your set trading style.
Unfortunately,
most traders never calculate the financial implications of their doing and with
this never get to their goals or achieve being independent as a trader.
Make a change
and reach your goals:
A business
plan is a formal statement of a set of business goals compromised by a
financial plan and action plan. It shall contain:
- The reasons your goals are believed to be attainable.
- Action steps to be taken for reaching those goals.
- Background information about the resources needed to reach those goals.
- Financial return on investment statement for specified time periods.
Do you have
such in place as a trader or private investor?
Mostly, this
is not the case and so we are sharing the action steps and start out with the Financial Plan;
based on the money, we then produce the required action plan.
How much money do you want to make
trading/investing?
As much as
possible is not the right answer:
“If you don’t know where
to go, you might not get there”.
To establish
and follow a business plan all starts out by having a trading system, which
gives you answers to the following questions.
- What time-frames can I and do I want to trade?
- Which instruments do I want to trade/Invest in?
- How will I administer my trades (entries, exits) and strive for continues improvement?
- What alternatives do I have; how to appraise those and chose the best fitting for me?
A good trading
system helps you to find swing points with clearly defined entries and exits.
NeverLossTrading has developed algorithms which record and report institutional
money moves. When you spot one of those, you just follow the institutional
action and you trade where the money flows.
Example:
Crude Oil, 30-min. on NeverLossTrading IncomeGenerator
(on a price promotion).
With the help
of multiple real-time indicators, trade situations are spelled out: Entries,
stops, targets. Assume that you get at least two out of three trades right,
what will be the financial result and how will this be, if you get three out of
four- or even five out of six right?
Either put
such calculation scheme together on your own, or contact us, a trusted trading
education institution. Our aim is to help you to achieve your goals as day
trader, swing traders or a combination of both.
contact@NeverLossTrading.com or
call: +1 866 455 4520 (schedule a personal consultation hour).
Be certain: You
are in need of a financial plan that fits your personal risk tolerance and
produces a projected income statement, showing you the implications of trading
various instruments: Stocks, Options, Futures, Forex-Pairs in various position
sizes.
Many traders
always trade the same lot-size. To be financially sound, you need to adjust
your lot size with the help of an instrument that:
- Evaluates the probability of a trade setup in relation to the risk to take.
- Adjusts the lot size trade by trade, increasing when the odds are in your favor.
From there,
you build your financial statement and this is how it can look like:
When you know
where to go and you have the right system in place, you have a high probability
to get there!
Learn to be a
high probability trader: Make a difference to your trading:
contact@NeverLossTrading.com or
call: +1 866 455 4520
Schedule a
personal consultation hour, to find the system that suits your best.
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and reports: http://www.neverlosstrading.com/Reports/FreeReports.html
Good trading,
Thomas
