![]() ![]() However, a better approach would be to use a checklist and a trading plan. Most traders randomly flip through hundreds of instruments, arbitrarily add some horizontal lines, play around with indicators until they accidentally find something that looks like an entry signal. Although this requires more time, the benefits are huge. He says that it helps him “connect” with his instruments better. While analyzing stocks, Schwartz draws all his charts by hand. I became a winning trader when I was able to say, “To hell with my ego, making money is more important! Marty Schwartz Traders would rather lose money than admit they are wrong. He studied at night, drawing channels, support/resistance levels, and analyzing for the next day. Mr.Schwartz used to trade all day, every day. In the championship, he made a spectacular showing and beat out the other participants by earning more money than his competitors’ gains put together. The Championship consisted of nine matches. Trading Championship that was organized by Stanford University. He received national attention when he won the U.S. Schwartz is also the winner of several trading Championships. ![]() He only trades infrequently at the present. Schwartz is also quoted as revealing that he used to make about $70,000 per day trading and once netting several million dollars in a single day. He has a documented record of making 1000% a year, for seven straight years. Marty Schwartz traded stocks and made his $40,000 portfolio to $20 million. The sole objective of trading is not to prove you’re right, but to hear the cash register ring. Forget what you thought it was telling you five minutes ago. Listen only to what the market is telling you now. You have to stop trying to will things to happen in order to prove that you’re right. Most people think that they’re playing against the market, but the market doesn’t care. Schwartz is also the author of Pit Bull: Lessons from Wall Street’s Champion Day Trader. Schwartz says he used fundamental analysis for 9 years and got rich as a technical analyst. Marty Schwartz is a big advocate of the moving averages. He was originally a Wall Street stock analyst who later turned up to be an independent futures and options day trader and technical analyst. Schwartz (nicknamed Buzzy) is a Wall Street trader who made his fortune successfully trading stocks, futures and options. Click here to access all the articles of the NEPSE Investing Guide Series. ![]()
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