Quick Tip: 'Smaller Position = Guts'

Hello Friend, I was working last week with a Laser Coaching client who manages his family money (quite substantial). He covers the speculative part of his portfolios with futures trading. HIS ISSUE: He does well when trading small position sizes but jumps off his plan when he trades larger positions and loses what he previously gained. THE SOLUTION: When digging deeper I discovered that this trader was doubling his position size when he went "big". Doubling one's position size may not sound like a big leap to some, but for this trader it was enough to increase his cortisone level (stress hormone), causing him to jump off his plan. I suggested that he trying to increase his position size by just 20% rather than doubling it. Situation solved! Smaller position increase = controlled cortisone level = following his plan = incremental increase in profit. CONCLUSION: You only have two real asset when you trade: Your tested trading plan and your ability to follow it. By taking small (tiny?) steps when you increase your exposure will work wonders in the long term and will help to keep your stress/emotions down so that you can follow your plan and win. Increase slowly as you perform at higher levels. Leverage is underestimated. Respect leverage and let it work for you! PS: Need a mental boost before you start your trading day? Try my Mastery Minutes and use this 50% off coupon code... BOOST ... Over 400 positive reviews can't be wrong! [TAP HERE]( It's the best $98 you'll invest in your trading! This is a FLASH sale, so act now. My best, Norman Hallett, [The Disciplined Trader](=) [Unsubscribe]( Subconscious Training Corporation 6606 NW 66th Ave Parkland, Florida 33067 United States (954) 242-2719