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Excerpt from the bestselling book, The Market Guys’ Five Points for Trading Success
Picture yourself getting ready to walk on to the field of play at an NFL football game. Across the line from you is the defensive team. The tackles have spent the entire preseason in the weight room building up muscle mass and strength. They’ve done countless drills on the field, maximizing their cardio fitness and endurance. They’ve sat through hours of tapes in order to understand the strategies that could be employed against them in any given situation. Finally, they’ve taped their joints, donned the pads, and slipped on the helmet for action. Now it’s time for you to stroll onto the field with the singular objective of getting the ball across the line for a goal. You’re feeling pretty comfortable in your loafers and khaki shorts. No cumbersome pads for you; you’re well appointed in a light button-up shirt. Your preseason was spent in air-conditioned comfort, munching on a bag of chips. You’ve heard about some of the defense plays that could be coming your way, but you haven’t learned how to recognize them or counter the moves.
How reasonable is it to expect that you’ll be able to outmaneuver the defense and actually score? Why is it that so many traders and investors enter the field of play in the markets with the same level of training and preparation and yet still somehow expect that they’ll be able to score? The markets will occasionally reward the lucky, but only the well-trained and prepared investor or trader will be in it for the long run.
