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Stephen Sutherland<br />

higher amounts. Th is is the time you will be honing your skill<br />

before you start to commit larger amounts.<br />

• Buy one stock at a time. Do not be tempted to buy more than<br />

one until you get consistent results.<br />

• Create good habits of discipline such as cutting losses quickly,<br />

not buying extended stocks, not investing when the market is<br />

unhealthy, not investing too much money, analysing every trade,<br />

accounting for all your money and documenting your returns<br />

versus the Nasdaq.<br />

• On your fi rst trades, your £ losses should be no more than £8<br />

per trade (ie; 8% of £100).<br />

• Analyse all your trades and learn from them.<br />

• Aim to get consistency and solid returns before upping your<br />

stakes / buying more than one stock at a time.<br />

• Always look at the downside of every trade you do. Ask, what<br />

is the maximum I would lose if this trade goes against me? If you<br />

can’t handle the loss, do not place it, or lower the amount you are<br />

about to invest.<br />

• Consider at some point going over to America to see William O’Neil<br />

in seminar. 105 Aim to eventually attend his advanced course. 106<br />

• Keep going and never stop learning. Remember that patience<br />

will be needed because it may take 3-5 years of hard graft before<br />

you start seeing the results you desire.<br />

• If you keep going and keep learning from your mistakes and<br />

course correcting, by default you will end up becoming a<br />

professional investor.<br />

Okay, so now you know what to do if you want to take the DIY route. Th is<br />

is the same road that I went down. But remember, only take this route<br />

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