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Stock Technical Analysis Course - How The Winner Thinks I hate to tell you one thing . There is really no thinking by the winner. Are you surprised? In reality, it all just about bores home . I'm talking about the point his mind decides to strike within the market . For at least a moment, his mind stops thinking. The mind relaxes , since he already knows his game plan and has done the thinking before . Maybe his mind will take a rest for one week , while within the market his execution is going on . He already decides that if on week doesn't bring about profit, then he gets out, or he has some other type of rule . The traders mind goes directly to the task, maybe after the week has past - or when something is wrong with prices and a signal trips his mental alarm, with the market's reaction to news - the market isn't accomplishing what it should . His mind is quick to adapt . He may make the choice to get out of the market until he's able to understand by thinking what has occurred. He knows what to anticipate from his stock technical analysis course and he analyzes any deviation . He takes into consideration the market "noise". The news is digested on a level that is close to subliminal. The affect on the market is how he applies the consumption of news. His mind is introspective, aware, and self perceiving ! His mind continuously is totally aware, self perceiving, and introspective, thoroughly researching it's own attitudes and emotions , probing his inner feelings in order to determine the market's influence in him . He ensures he keeps his mind from thinking about the terms of quick killings and knows that tomorrow those commodities will always be around and that every day, week, mother, or

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Page 1: Stock Technical Analysis Course - How The Winner Thinks

Stock Technical Analysis Course - How The Winner Thinks

I hate to tell you one thing . There is really no thinking by the winner. Are you surprised? In reality, it all just about bores home .

I'm talking about the point his mind decides to strike within the market . For at least a moment, his mind stops thinking. The mind relaxes , since he already knows his game plan and has done the thinking before .

Maybe his mind will take a rest for one week , while within the market his execution is going on . He already decides that if on week doesn't bring about profit, then he gets out, or he has some other type of rule . The traders mind goes directly to the task, maybe after the week has past - or when something is wrong with prices and a signal trips his mental alarm, with the market's reaction to news - the market isn't accomplishing what it should . His mind is quick to adapt .

He may make the choice to get out of the market until he's able to understand by thinking what has occurred. He knows what to anticipate from his stock technical analysis course and he analyzes any deviation . He takes into consideration the market "noise". The news is digested on a level that is close to subliminal. The affect on the market is how he applies the consumption of news. His mind is introspective, aware, and self perceiving ! His mind continuously is totally aware, self perceiving, and introspective, thoroughly researching it's own attitudes and emotions , probing his inner feelings in order to determine the market's influence in him .

He ensures he keeps his mind from thinking about the terms of quick killings and knows that tomorrow those commodities will always be around and that every day, week, mother, or at least a few times a year, there is a train leaving .

He rarely blames anyone else for his mistakes . He plays fair with others . His mind is reclusive, not letting others influence it unless it's by mutual enlightenment , as it is yet expansive and all encompassing, - analyzing, questioning, appreciating . Above all, enjoying what it is doing . It is not grappled by the nightmare of emotions, fear, and greed . It shuns all destructive elements . It longs for healthy nourishment. It rejects artificial stimulation, drinks only at the trough of knowledge . Fancy words! - But it is true!

He has a sense of humor above all . While being sympathetic to losers his mind can laugh quietly . It respects the loser . It respects the thing it's already experienced . Actually, everything is respected . It allows the human element only emotions of compassion, sympathy and sometimes indulges in pleasure . It may tell the host " I know you love Beluga caviar since you made $50K in the market go enjoy some of it , and let yourself indulge a bit. Eat nothing else. I think it's wonderful for you ".

It coasts and enjoys any new information, such as with a stock technical analysis course,

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but screens it as thoroughly as a bean picker at the supermarket .

In this book it knows all the good elements , and rejects memorization pertaining to the loser . Instead it gets involved with good things in a stock technical analysis course and is very selective in its acceptance , knowing the golden rule "Keep It Simple" . It has patience, it is able to think when required . It can sit and wait because of its good discipline.

Perhaps the mind is lazy . Maybe it just wants to sit and wait . After all, enough is expected of it . A well honed mind is in such good shape that like the jogger who is capable of ten miles , - that catching the bus while running is easy. It is so well honed and trained that it can take it easy and can be lazy . It doesn't have to be worrying about "sprinting to the bus" - and it's so well tuned that it can be lazy and wait for those little demands that the market may have . It handles everything like a pro - life is a joy and trading in the market is unadulterated pure joy - heaven on earth, and its radiance beams like diamonds falling from the galaxy on all those around it, and that includes its host .

Charles Drummond is a Canadian trader who has written nine books about trading and has created a stock technical analysis course called “Drummond Geometry." His biography and further information about his work can be found at the stock technical analysis course website.