Market wisdom: My dog is an excellent driver (No, seriously)

FREE Four Day Cash Machine Workshop Helping The "Little Guy" Make Up To $647- $4,758 Every Week In Any Market Condition. [Reserve Your Seat Here]( Following a Market Strategy is Easier Than Teaching a Dog to Drive By Jack Carter | Founder of Jack Carter Trading This was a big week in our family - we had a milestone birthday. Our beloved Buster McDougle (we call him ‘Mac’ for short) turned 15 years old. Mac is now getting ready to get his learner’s permit to drive a car. He’s at that age, after all. My wife is nervous about it. I am too, to be honest with you. We’re not entirely sure what the DMV will say about it. After all, Mac is an Australian cattle dog (also known as a ‘blue healer’). But they almost let a guy marry his horse just a few years ago… So who knows. I actually do let Mac drive the car sometimes. He sits on my lap and I let him take the wheel. And I’m not kidding you: He actually does a good job of steering. We live in a beautiful rural part of Colorado. Prairie dogs, squirrels, and coyotes run along the front of our property. If it weren’t for them I would maybe feel comfortable letting Mac drive me all the way into town. He keeps his paws steady - until he sees one of those critters scurrying along the side of the road. That’s usually when I have to calm him down and take the wheel Mac’s a good boy - he’s good with people and especially our grandkids... Buster McDougle (a.k.a 'Mac') But when it comes to coyotes and sometimes other dogs, he’s the meanest dog you’ll ever see. Mac must have seen a prairie dog in this one. He’d chase those poor animals down all the way to Canada. I tell Mac to ignore the prairie dogs and the coyotes, but what can you do? He’s a dog. Mac is a smart dog - in fact, he’s pretty good at herding cattle as well - but he’s still a dog. He doesn’t know how to not chase squirrels. It’s ingrained in his DNA. Don’t Get Distracted, Mac! It may sound ridiculous, but I know a lot of traders who act like Mac. They find a plan and start to follow it (like Mac with his paws on the wheel) — and the next thing you know, they get emotional or see something else happening outside of what they’re meant to focus on. It's not that the plan fails so much as … they fail to follow the plan. Unfortunately, at age 15, Mac will not learn how to ignore the squirrels and prairie dogs. He doesn’t quite understand how important it is for him to keep his paws on the wheels. Traders, on the other hand, can learn to be more reasonable. They can learn not get thrown off by the distractions - like the overreactions we've seen this week to the vaccine news. A vaccine with 90% efficacy is great news, for sure. But the dips in price for Zoom, Clorox, Netflix, and others are not all that justifiable. These are all still really solid businesses. The major dips that we've seen in the value of these stocks are just distractions. A bunch of Macs chasing prairie dogs. Notice that these things are happening, sure. Understand why they're happening, even better. But don't throw out your plan because of the way other people have decided to react. I've been going over a way to generate steady and safe income in pretty much any market with my Trend Point subscribers. We saw some great passive income using an easy-to-follow and repeatable strategy. [Check this out if you'd like to know more.]( In the meantime, keep your paws on the wheels. Don't get distracted. Talk soon -- Jack  RISK DISCLAIMER There is a very high degree of risk involved in trading. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Superior Information and all individuals affiliated with this site assume no responsibility for your trading and investment results. The indicators, strategies, columns, and all other features are for educational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice. Information for futures trading observations are obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but we do not warrant its completeness or accuracy, or warrant any results from the use of the information. Your use of the trading observations is entirely at your own risk and it is your sole responsibility to evaluate the accuracy, completeness and usefulness of the information. You must assess the risk of any trade with your broker and make your own independent decisions regarding any securities mentioned herein. Affiliates of Superior Information may have a position or affect transactions in the securities described herein (or options thereon) and/or otherwise employ trading strategies that may be consistent or inconsistent with the provided strategies. All of our partners or affiliated companies are in no way associated with the proprietary information provided by Superior Information. VIP or Lifetime is for the lifetime of the product only and not to be assumed to be the lifetime of any individual. Sent to: {EMAIL} [Unsubscribe]( DTI Trader, 495 Town Plaza Ave., Ponte Vedra, FL 32081, United States