- Loss cutting
- Confidence
- No ego
- Consistency
- Student of the markets
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4 comments:
A post tailor-made just for you! Thanks for sharing. :-)
hmm
Made me smile too...
Loss cutting- Soros was down big when he took on the bank of England. If the bank hadn't blinked and let the pound devalue, he could have bust his fund.
Confidence- sure, no lack of that
No ego- Paul tudor Jones saying women could not become great traders because they didn't play games like he did
Consistency- Steve Cohen- makes 30% a year and then gets a SEC investigation for insider trading as
as billions come out of his fund
Student of the markets- you that is all of us.
Loss cutting- Soros ended up being lower large as he had taken for the lender of Britain. If the standard bank we had not blinked along with permit the lb devalue, they may have bust his or her account.
And #3 can also be stated as Humble... :)
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