Two Comments on Common Sense
From What Matters in Trading and Investing. · 23:56
Show by Paul Lange
When does common sense help a trader—and when can it lead them astray?In this episode of Disciplined Trading Strategies, Paul Lange distinguishes between preparing to trade and interpreting what happens in the market.During preparation, independent thinking and healthy skepticism can help you recognize exaggerated claims, scams, and misleading advice. But Paul argues that everyday reasoning about what a stock “should” do can become an obstacle when its price moves differently.He explores why buying and selling activity matters more than a convincing explanation for where you believe a stock ought to go. The discussion encourages listeners to examine the gap between their expectations and the market’s actual behavior.Additional resource: Read “The R Unit”Explore free DTS educational resources: Visit the Free Stuff pageSchedule a free coaching session with Paul: Book a sessionLearn more: Disciplined Trading StrategiesFollow the podcast for practical conversations about trading, investing, and disciplined decision-making.
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