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Market Lap Dances And Kisses

Sep. 04, 2015 5:32 PM ETSPY
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Most look at the market as a casino…

… I think of it more like a strip club.

They both make money toying with your emotions.

* The lust

* The desire

* The fantasies

Then there's the realities.

You know upon entering into either one of these venues that you're
probability of "something" happening is... unlikely.

However, once you're in there...

… Something occurs that stimulates your one track mind.

You start to tell yourself:

Maybe, I do have a chance…

Is this normal…

I think it's different this time…

Hook, line, and sinker.

When you're trading or investing, your net liquidation value is that
pretty little thing dancing on the pole.

You're sitting back in your chair watching her...

... Go up…

… And down.

You're all riled up.

When you see that value go up, it's pretty similar, huh?

Just like that lady doing her routine and then slams those stilettos
down against the hardwood floor you cringe.

The same happens when you see that value turn south.

You know you shouldn't take that private dance, but you do because you
lost focus of the probability.

You thought this time was different and start to become careless.

You're being worked and you're too deep to walk away.

Your girl eventually moves onto the next Joe because you didn't have
anymore money.

That's exactly how the market will tempt and tease you.

Things are easier said than done, but the best way to win long-term in this
game of trading options, is to be on the other side.

Be the strip club and/or the casino.

Your first step to learning how is here:

www.FearlessInvestingWithOptions.com

To your wealth, freedom & options!

Joshua Belanger

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