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Kevin,

I'm just starting Van Tharp's Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom.  The
April issue of TASC has a good interview with him.  He calls money
management "position sizing".  You can have 80% winners and only 20% losers,
but if those losers run, that 20% can wipe out the 80% and more.  That's
what happened to me, so I'm eagerly jumping into the book.  He also has a
website:  www.iitm.com.

Good luck and please share any new found wisdom!
Linda

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-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Shin <kalalex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: RealTraders Discussion Group <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wednesday, March 24, 1999 10:22 PM
Subject: GEN: MM & Psychology


>
>Today,,,I found myself hesistate to get out of market with a good
>profit,,,,instead waited for bigger profit,,,then gave back most of it.
>I heard about this story many times,,,,and experienced it myself many times
>too.
>I was re-reading StreetSmarts again today afternoon,,,and hit this phrase
"3
>most important ingredients for successful trading are entry method,
>understanding psychology and money management".
>Most of us start to find perfect entry method,,,,instead of training and
>educating ourselves about psychology and MM.
>I'd like to start all over again from more important things,,,psychology &
>MM (in my opinion).
>I have Douglas' Disciplined Trader to educate myself about the
psychology,,,
>but never paid attention to MM.
>I wonder if there's anyone out there who read good books on MM, come
forward
>and recommend.
>Thanks,,,
>