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How Some Traders Shoot Themselves in the Foot

Hey friend,

Here’s how markets have been moving.

The Daily Direction

Note: Stocks ended higher as the market digested a “higher-for-longer” narrative. Several index directions flipped back upward – but not by much.

The Daily Nugget

Don’t add to a losing position.

On the surface, this seems obvious. If a position is already losing – why would you keep adding to it?

Many do this because they have a longer time horizon and maintain a bullish view on the asset. They want to “take advantage” of the lower price.

But in many cases, this is a purely emotional response. They’re too emotionally attached to the trade and cannot accept that it was a bad one. Hence, adding to it is just a way of convincing themselves that the initial trade was the right move.

As a general rule of thumb, traders should never add to a losing position. As Ross Givens says, with so many potential winners out there, why bother doubling down on a loser?

And if you want to get access to Ross’ system for spotting one potential winner after another – no matter what the market is doing – be sure to watch this.

The Traders Agency Team

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