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Hey there guys and gals, There’s an insanity that seems to infect traders. It almost seems logical to believe someone is dosing their coffee with absinthe instead of half n half. How else can you explain the habit of constantly doubling down on losing positions? ….. Unless Stephen King has finally decided to write a trading-themed horror story. The only way for a trader to survive this nightmare behavior is to have an endless stream of funds and time. And there’s isn’t one of us that has that. This insane behavior is called the martingale theory. This monster was originally discovered by 18th-century French gamblers. The origin story goes that gamblers upon losing needed to double up on their bet to gain back what they lost. The mind-boggling part is they needed to do it again. And again. AND AGAIN. Repeating this insane behavior until they recouped their losses. The psychology behind this strategy is that no one can lose all the time. While there is a grain of truth here ── Statistically speaking no one can lose every time. But how many of us in reality have the funds to test that theory? Yet mathematicians and financial psychologists are still left scratching their heads. Because this hasn’t stopped traders from giving the Martingale theory a go. These traders aren’t YOLOing their life savings away. They are drunk off this toxic theory. The idea that increasing their holding with every loss means that when success comes ─── It will come with enough profits to cover the money lost and leave money to spare. Not only are there piles of evidence proving just how this theory can bankrupt a trader. Many examples show just why this high-risk theory doesn’t and can’t work when trading. - Natural disasters, a horrific event, or a terrorist attack can cause a crash. - A regulatory or political announcement can change the rules. - Companies break the law by manipulating figures and/or the market. - Innovative tech can destroy a competitor or industry completely. Bet you can put a name to a few of these situations that laid waste to the market. ….. Hell, the last few years has gifted us with more than a few. There is little certainty when it comes to gambling. But you still know how many cards you’re playing with. You just don’t know what hand your competitor is holding. The market however continues to keep us on our toes. Making trading more compatible with bull riding than gambling. With elite traders climbing in the saddle with eyes on the prize. Throwing their all behind being in tune with the bull. But my saddle up strategy doesn’t include a cold Coors and Texas BBQ. Instead, I feel the market out. [Looking for which stocks hold my favorite chart patterns and start developing my strategy.]( A strategy that includes a bail-out plan for when things go buck wild…. Unlike with the Martingale theory. This way I have my sights set on gains ── While keeping a clear exit strategy in place. Keeping any potential losses in check. It is these plans and more I teach traders on the DAILY with [Daily Strike](. Here you will gain access not just to my [One Trade Once Daily Blueprint: How to Close Gains of 49%, 64%, and 91% in as Little As 1 Day]( But also my exclusive [“Daily Strike” Video QuickStart Series]( teaches my students how to trade in ANY condition.  RagingBull, LLC 62 Calef Hwy. #233, Lee, NH 03861 [Manage your email subscriptions.]( DISCLAIMER: To more fully understand any Ragingbull.com, LLC ("RagingBull") subscription, website, application or other service ("Services"), please review our full disclaimer located at [(. 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