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本帖最後由 sec2100 於 2017-4-16 15:28 編輯
"The hardest part about successfully trading options is being willing to put in the days and weeks and months and years of discipline required. Many trade options attempting to chase the dream of “quick riches” and for some that does happen. However, for the most part, good traders spend most of their walking hours dreaming of the big “payday” yet knowing the realities of what could happen if they don’t do the hard mental work of remaining disciplined.
Baseball has a saying that, “the ball will always find you.” It’s uncanny but it seems the minute a player is out of position or not physically 100%, the ball seems to be hit to him! This parallel can and does apply to options trading as well. The biggest—sometimes catastrophic—losses occur when the trade lets his guard down with regards to position and trading discipline. You may get away with being overly “short options units” for months—perhaps years. However, one day you will experience a market event that could very well wipe away all the meager gains you achieved with your undisciplined approach."
Managing Expectations, Anthony Saliba 2016
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