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Podcast Ep.9 - The winning trading plan

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How do you write a winning trading plan? In this episode Rob talks about the most important elements of a winning trading plan, and the mistakes many traders make when writing their plans. Rob starts with one pitfall that is the traditional idea that a trading plan has to be an extensive document with all the details of your trading. The problem is that you get caught up in making the plan and not doing the work. What about having a plan for your life?

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Rob Booker

Rob Booker

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Rob Booker is a foreign currency trader, best-selling author, and sought after speaker. A tireless world traveler, he has spoken to countless numbers of sold-out audiences throughout Asia, Europe and North America.

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