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DYNAMICS FOR FINANCIAL FREEDOM (Part 3)

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This is a series we running is aimed at educating and increasing your understanding on Financial Intelligence which is a sure way to gain financial freedom. As  a recall to the past series,  Dynamics of Financial Freedom (Part 1)   |  Dynamics of Financial Freedom (Part 2) Financial freedom is also popularly defined as the point at which your assets (stocks, bonds, real estate, etc.) produce enough income to cover your baseline expenses.   Financial freedom is much more than having money. It’s the freedom to be who you really are and do what you really want in life. The best form of savings is INVESTMENT. The larger portion of your savings should be invested to secure your funds from price fluctuations. During periods of inflation (the consistent increase in price of goods and services in an economy),the funds in your savings account will decrease in value.  For Example, if Mr. A has $1,000 in his savings account before an inflationary period,...

50 Golden Rules for Traders

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1. Follow the trends: This is probably some of the hardest advice for a trader to follow because the personality of the typical futures trader is not 'one of the crowd.' Futures traders (and futures brokers) are highly individualistic; the markets seem to attract those who are. Very simply, it takes a special kind of person, not 'one of the crowd,' to earn enough risk capital to get involved in the futures markets. So the typical trader and the typical broker must guard against their natural instincts to be highly individualistic, to buck the trend. 2. Know why you are in the markets . To relieve boredom? To hit it big? When you can honestly answer this question, you may be on your way to successful futures trading. 3. Use a system, any system, and stick to it. 4. Apply money management techniques to your trading. 5. Do not overtrade. Get the full e-book by dropping your email in the comment box.