Texas Hold’em Poker – The Fast Forward Button for Investment Training

by MaskedFinancier on July 22, 2009

The first step to becoming a good investor or trader is selecting good securities to invest in – be it stocks, options, currencies, or anything else. The next step is working out a good exit strategy.

The hardest step is developing the right frame of mind to enable you to be a good trader. Such a winning mindset can only be achieved through experience. And that is experience involving you losing and winning REAL money!

Unfortunately, getting experience in the world of investments can often be a slow process. Consider the following. Unless you start out intending to be a day trader (and that would be absolute madness) you should be making at the most 1 trade per week. That is because a newbie to investing should be taking appropriate time and care in selecting trades to make. If you start out intending to make more than one trade then perhaps you should reconsider your investment business plan. Therefore, a careful newbie will take up to a year to make 50 trades.

Texas Hold’em Poker can be the answer to this slow-learning problem that investing presents. In fact, it is like pressing the fast-forward button on your DVD player in terms of how it can speed up your achievement of a strong investing mentality.

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