Stage 6: Stalking Your Trade
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Letβs get this out on the table first off. Stock market stalking is analogous to a lion stalking prey, not the paparazzi stalking a movie star. Stalking is one stage that most investors transition through in a similar predictable path as they evolve from novice, advanced beginner, competent, proficient and finally to expert investor. The simple truth is that novices have trouble limiting their sources of ideas and are then challenged again in how to winnow these infinite choices down to a few promising candidates upon which to focus.
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