- Do not overtrade.
- Do not trade on rumors.
- Do not trade in all stocks of one sector.
- Its better to buy the wrong stocks at the right time than to buy the stocks at the wrong time.
- Trade with the trends rather than trying to pick tops and bottoms
- As long as a market is acting right, dont rush to take profits.
- Dont buy something because it is a low priced.
- Money cannot be made everyday from the markets.
- Avoid making average, when stock is comming down.
- Dont watch or trade too many stocks at once.
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