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Aunt Cecile's Tremendous Negotiation Tip rce you to trade impulsively. Think about what is happening. You are taking unnecessary risks, and for what? To make a few winning trades, and when you do, temporarily think you are "just as good" as the guy on the roll? Is it worth it? It isn't. You may end up losing money and feeling worse. If you looked at matters logicaMy Aunt Cecile, rest her soul, shared a secret with me before heading off to the happy hunting ground.“Gary, if anyone asks you an embarrassing question, or simply one you don’t care to answer, just pretend that you didn’t hear it. Usually, they won’t ask it twice.”Being the teenager I was, inexperienced in the ways of grown-up communications, I thought there was s What Every Marketer Can Learn From Jerry Seinfeld If you were lost and alone on a desert island, with only a satellite connection to monitor price action and place your trades, you would probably trade more profitably. 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If you ever traded in a room full of traders, you know what I mean. If a young trader is on a good run, making a bunch of winning trades, and you are in a slump, you feel as if you should be doing better. You start thinking, "This is a little embarrassing. I better step up my efforts, and try to make more winning trades." Suddenly, you may start trading impulsively. You may start putting a little pressure on yourself so you won't be so far behind. Social pressure can be strong at times, and force you to trade impulsively. Think about what is happening. You are taking unnecessary risks, and for what? To make a few winning trades, and when you do, temporarily think you are "just as good" as the guy on the roll? Is it worth it? It isn't. You may end up losing money and feeling worse. If you looked at matters logical The Need for Critical Thinking y were alone on a desert island. Why? As much as humans are social beings, other people usually get in the way. 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