I'm doing 31 things
It’s the best thing you could ever do for yourself. Make it attainable, focus on what you care about. Is speaking or writing your goal? If it’s speaking, move. If it’s writing and speaking perfectly, spend a ton of time in a classroom or with a tutor.
itsdEx's Life List
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1. become the #1 trader on itsdEx
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2. meet other great traders
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3. never stop learning
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4. never stop teaching
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5. learn something new every day
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6. build a web ecology-friendly business
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7. blog more
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8. publish more pictures
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9. read more trader's blogs
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10. trade more
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11. share what i've learned with the world
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12. learn trading
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13. trade options successfully
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14. make itsdEx the most social trading place on the planet
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15. make the world a better place
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16. give back
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17. help other people learn to trade
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18. become a better trader
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19. read Warren Buffet's letters
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20. reread Real Money by Jim Cramer
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21. make a million dollars trading online
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22. trade like Larry Williams
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23. trade like Larry William's daughter
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24. master currency trading
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25. become the best trader the world has ever known
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26. visit every stock exchange in the world
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27. ring the bell for every major market in the world
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28. make a hundred million dollars trading
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29. make a billion dollars trading
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30. make the best social trading platform on the planet
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31. be invited to join project 29
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Recent entries
i’ve done both. the key is to diversify, across industry sectors. as the world economy fluctuates, you have some winners and you have some losers. cut your losses quickly, cultivate your winners, and stay on top of every investment with research. not just the canned reseach, use the blogosphere, if it’s a company with products and services you can use, then use them and calibrate your investments with real world experience.
The only way to start is to start. The question is how to do it without hurting the pocketbook. That’s where trading games come into play. There are lots of varieties out there (do a Yahoo! search), but the key element is to first get familiar with it. I trade on itsdEx the social trading site, and have tried probably every game in the market. A must read for a new trader is Jim Cramer’s Real Money. He cuts right through to the core elements of how the mysterious world of trading intersects with someone motivated to learn.
