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One day I heard that he had quit trading. Discouraged, my friend just gave up. Michael Dell started by selling computers out of his college dorm. Dell went on to become the largest personal computer company in the world.
A year later it was at half a million. With a decent bankroll at last, I was able to parlay my winnings into my personal fortune. The rest is history.
I am certainly not the only one who has accomplished superperformance. David Ryan won three consecutive U. Investing Championships, posting triple-digit returns every year.
Investing Championship myself. There are many of us out there who started small and ended up rich. Surely, during the s, the legendary stock trader Jesse Livermore heard these same words. Wall Street never changes, the pockets change, the stocks change, but Wall Street never changes, because human nature never changes.
However, stocks today rise and fall for the same basic reasons as they did before: people drive stock prices, and people are basically the same emotionally. Trading can get very emotional, and emotions can easily lead investors to false conclusions. After my biotech fiasco with the full-service broker, I decided to take matters into my own hands. I opened a trading account at a discount house where I met a broker named Ron.
My style, in contrast, was to buy new, relatively unknown companies on the rise. I demanded that they be in a price uptrend, and if they went down much below my purchase price, I would sell them. At least that was the plan. That one sure went down the toilet! A stock would fall s percent and then lo percent, and I knew I should sell. The bigger the loss was, the harder it became to call Ron and place the sell order. Meanwhile, the stock continued to suck money out of my account like a rupture in the hull of a ship.
His incedible journey is one of the most amazing success stories in America. Of course, you should give stocks some room to fluctuate, but that leeway has little to do with your past gain. Evaluate your stocks on the basis of the return you expect from Posted on
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