First, the quote of last night's baccalaureate service goes to the graduating class marshall, who closed her speech with the following:
"None of us can go back and change our beginnings ...
... but we can all change how we end."
Sounds like a great opening page of a trading book.
Second, in the current NBA Finals, Ray Allen showed how important rhythm, confidence, and momentum are in terms of performance ... even for a world class athlete.
For after setting an NBA Finals record for shooting accuracy in Game 2, he went 0-13 in Game 3.
Isn't it so true with discretionary trading as well.
Guard your rhythm and confidence at all costs.
For it will help you pen that new ending.
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3 comments:
Don
The good news is Kevin has now sent a message to Gasol, Allen and Pierce's bad games are behind them, and the Celtics have not yet played a good game! While all that may be true I was expecting the "good game" to be last night!
We will see.
As for trading I bet Allen's back to back performances could be called an "outlier"....
Dave
What happened to Ray Allen during games 2 and 3 is a perfect analogy as a trader without confidence is a trader destined to fail.
Absolutely RobbyES.
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