Hi, dear friend and fellow investors,

Wish all are well prepared to take on the bull bear environment and know what is best for you. Be alert and cautious to environment changes. Wish all the best. 

**A special note: I noticed that some corky amateurs are challenging me for no reason at all. Hey,  you are such an idiot that, instead of challenging yourself in the market, you choose to challenge me? Go straight yourself out there to look out your pennies. Don't be a fool. Challenges the market will generate income,  challenging the invisible gives you nuts.! If this reason not enough to show that you're an idiot, what else? The end.

THE PROBLEM WITH AMATEUR TRADER.

Today with such a hot market,  I often hear new/ amateur trader say with confidence, " I don't have to worry about a crash because this time is different. A seasoned investor will know the law of gravity. Today I have seen people involved in company without profit, which means mania is on! Today, in my opinion is madness, everyone is thinking about getting rich in trading, some borrowed money and some emotionally involved. Instead of focusing on financial education and experience. Think about it before its too late. 

YOU CAN CALCULATE MOTION BUT NOT HUMAN MADNESS. 

It is not the crash that is so bad but the emotional panic that occurs at the times of such disasters and opportunities. It is not possible to predict the market, but it is important to be well prepared for which ever directions it decided to go. Bull market seems to go on forever, which causes people to become sloppy, foolish and complacent. Bear market also seems to go on forever causing people forget the bear territory are often the best times to become very successful.  That's the reason for being a qualified trader /investor is very important in the information age. The reason is the market crashes will come faster and severely in the information age!

A QUALIFIED TRADER/INVESTOR.

The day trader is very familiar with p/e ratios.  What distinguishes a successful day trader from an unsuccessful day trader is often his or her ability to see beyond the p/e ratio. In most part,successful day trader has taken time to learn the basics of technical or fundamental trading. Day traders without proper financial analysis skills are operating more like a gambler than a trader. Only the most educated and successful day traders would be considered qualified investors. 

In fact, it has been said that the majority of the new day traders loses some or all their capital and quit trading within short term 2 to 3 years. Day trading is an extremely competitive quadrant activity which the most knowledgeable and the best prepared use everyone else money.

Learning how to keep a cool head and invest wisely during a period of weakness is very important qualified investor skill. Besides, it is during the unstable or uncertainty that many people become rich.

A WISE TRADER/INVESTOR.

One may think one financial statement is secure, but you think that controlling only one financial statement is risky. It seems like such a contradiction in points of view. One of the things you will have to change is your point of view on what you think is risky and what is secure. What the amateur think is secure,  sophisticated trader may think it's risky.

What seems secure to one side seems risky on the other side. If you want to be successful, you must able to see both sides to risk and security. Novice sees one side.Well trained technical trader trades on the emotions of the market and invest with insurance from catastrophic loss.In fact, many of these risk takers frightened, amateur investors as well as with their high prices of stock without value. But in a melting market, it is those strong fundamental investors and technical traders who do well.

As usual the amateurs will be hurt in a downturn. Well, these are the rules, there are choices for you. Some of the most successful traders often are technical traders/ investors. 

THE FRIGHTENING MOMENTS OF TRUTH.

The difference between the two investment style are dramatic. Both styles required different skills and vocabulary. The frightening thing is most investors are risking it without technical or fundamental theory and skills. Qualified investor familiar with both,technical and fundamental will add up be "confidence", while common/ average trader often feeling fear and have low self-esteem. They depend on other's opinion.

The average traders only make money when the market is upending, but, they will live a life of terrible fear when the market melting.

The difference between a successful and ametuer is much more than how much money they made. Its the people with low fnancial literacy standards are often unable to take their ideas and create assets out of them. Instead they creates liabilities

P/s: When getting into this game, dont make yourself a fool, make sure you focus on what you should know:  "what will happen if the investment goes well, and what will happen if the investment goes bad! "

TO MY LOYAL HATER , STOCKHACKER HAS SOMETHING THAT YOU WILL NEVER HAVE!