Why Some Investors Will Never Succeed

If you want a front-row seat to see exactly how I personally trade to earn monthly income, you’re in luck. This week I’m hosting an event dedicated to my most popular income trade: selling puts. Click here to attend for free.losing money
This free event differs from the kind of investing information you see from 90% of our fellow traders.
That is why today, I want to distinguish myself from most investors and traders and illuminate the core issue that makes otherwise intelligent, patient, well-meaning investors make bad choices.
It comes down to the choice between high-reward, high-excitement, high-risk opportunities on one hand, and high probability opportunities on the other.
As someone who approaches the market from a statistical standpoint, I’m concerned when I see people essentially throwing their money away on low-probability trades.
The issue is that low-probability trades are exciting.
There’s a huge and thriving market for traders who crave this kind of excitement. They want three to five risky trades each day! It’s essentially the same type of person who buys lottery tickets every day. They get some kind of thrill over the idea of “hitting it big.”
And the sad truth is, this type of trader will always fall victim to the possibility of winning, while simultaneously ignoring the likelihood of losing.
It is possible to make 500% gains in one day. It’s also possible the Prince of Nigeria will cut you a check just for helping him get his fortune out of the country. Neither of these things is likely – but thousands of traders make large investments based on the sheer possibility of success.

Don’t Set Yourself Up for Disaster

But if you invest based on possibilities instead of likelihoods, you are setting yourself up for disaster.
I’m not running a “trading service” that swings for the fences. And I’m certainly not claiming that you’ll get rich off any single trade idea I publish.
I provide very straightforward, realistic ways to receive more income from the market’s safest stocks.
So if you have those same expectations of constant “trading” ideas and dozens of “big winner” trades every week, my service isn’t for you.
But if you believe that the most realistic way to investing success is to wait patiently for what Warren Buffett calls the “fat pitch,” then High Yield Trader is THE service for you.
While we expect to present 15 to 20 opportunities each month, the trades will not be fixed to some sort of arbitrary investment schedule. The market will present us with the best opportunities to collect income from the safe stocks we own – not the other way around.
Investment success comes from process. Period.
If you would like to learn more about how we use options for income, please do not miss our event this upcoming Wednesday, Sept. 28 at 12 p.m. EDT.
We cover one of the primary strategies used in High Yield Trader, selling puts, followed by several real-time trades. Click here to register for the event.
 
 

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