“Acordo acomoda qualquer solução” de descida do IRC, diz Armindo Monteiro

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Each and every excuse/reason you read why the Market is up and why it shouldn't be is from likely one who has missed the move and likely will miss the real move down when it really occurs...its how the Market works

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Here's an interesting observation I've made about traders who are doing well recently versus those not doing so well:

It's not just the quality of the trades that distinguishes the successful trader, but the quality of the time during market hours when they are not trading.

The least successful traders are glued to screens throughout the day and have very little structured, quality time away from the screens.

The more successful traders take breaks during the day and keep themselves fresh and focused.

The most successful traders have a structured non-trading process during market hours. They are just as plan-oriented in their non-trading time as in their trading time. When markets are open and they are not trading, they have processes they follow to identify new opportunities and to maintain their performance zone.

Productively planning and structuring your non-trading time: that is an unappreciated best practice. The great traders are highly productive when they are *not* trading. A big step that can move your trading forward is to start keeping a report card where you grade the quality of your time during the trading day when you are not trading.

Brett Steenbarger

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If you're not succeeding, you're doing something wrong. Don't just keep doing the same thing; study your mistakes.

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A man must be big enough to admit his mistakes, smart enough to profit from them, and strong enough to correct them. - John C. Maxwell

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"Look at market fluctuations as your friend rather than your enemy. Profit from folly rather than participate in it."
Warren Buffett

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Nassim Nicholas Taleb

“A price can drop by ten percent because of a single seller. All you need is a stubborn seller. Markets react in a way that is disproportional to the impetus.”

“We can say that markets aren’t the sum of market participants, but price changes reflect the activities of the most motivated buyer and seller. Yes, the most motivated rules.”

“The market is like a large movie theater with a small door.”

“The best way to detect a sucker is to see if his focus is on the size of the theater rather than that of the door. Stampedes happen in cinemas—say, when someone shouts “fire”—because those who want to be out do not want to stay in, exactly the same with panic selling.”

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Everyone is afraid to make a poor decision and that can hinder your ability to be decisive when you need it the most. The counter punch to fear is preparation; when you know precisely how you will respond before a situation occurs, your fear melts away. Always go in with a plan!

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Anxiety is a call to action. It means there is something to fear and you should move quickly to make a decision. Or, it means there is nothing to fear and you just haven't planned properly. In that case, it's a call to action to get better prepared.