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Michael Martin is a trader and instructor. His show deals with the emotional and psychological aspects of trading and managing risk. His book "The Inner Voice of Trading" and features interviews with Michael Marcus, Bill Dunn, and Ed Seykota - who also wrote the Foreword. Get the audio book free at MartinKronicle.com.
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Oct 20, 2017

This pertains to trades that you are in, not trades that you are about to enter. Consistency and discipline will show up on your P&L. That's the numerical representation

If you see a chart on Twitter or StockTwits, delete it. It's not helpful, insightful, nor entertaining.

How do you handle your winners?

Do you feel enough anxiety to want to take it out of your portfolio and get rid of it?

Are you afraid you're going to lose it?

Those are emotional issues, not financial ones. These emotions might appear for you whether you're a discretionary chart reader or system trader.

Do you have the willingness to love it and let it grow up and develop into something amazing?

Do you become overbearing and stalk the trade and keep it on your monitor all day?

When the vol expands, you can trim the position so that you have the same percentage risk that you did when you added the position to your portfolio, or when you added your last risk unit.

When vol expands, you can cut the number of contracts per risk unit.

Allocators are looking at your daily equity volatility and in today's environment, they are looking for low-vol gains.

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