Trading Resolutions: Part III

Here is the last batch of trading resolutions from members of The Kirk Report:

• Do more sector analysis.


• Keep a better eye on things.


• Win every month--doesn't have to be much, just not down.


• Spend 30 minutes every day on my trading journal.


• Develop an easy and steady temperament.


• Stop comparing your performance to the indexes in the short-term.


• Save, save, save and get ready to pounce when it drops.


• Write down my trading plan.


• Set aside a period of daily uninterruptible quality time to reflect and strategize.


• I need to keep better records.


• Don't make stupid trades following the hype.


• Don't try to hit the home runs.


• Keep reading but take everything with a grain of salt.


• Get up earlier in the morning, exercise and relax more.


• Get more serious and professional about my trading.


• Remember what's important. And it has nothing to do with the stock market.


• Sell and move on. Quit fretting about what I've left on the table.


• Be more disciplined, more conservative, more evaluative, more prudent, more selective, more wise, more wealthier.


• Spend more time planning for my family's future.


• Don't make decisions by looking in the rear view mirror (old financials or priced in info).


• Size positions at 2% level.


• Buy stocks only in large corrections.


• Become more self-reliant.


• Having the courage to be not bothered by daily market fluctuations.


• Play the game well and the goals will come.


• Be quick to adapt to any market condition.


• Take a simple idea, and take it seriously.


• Incorporate a better exercise plan into my trading day.


• Focus more on ETFs.


• Trade what I see rather than what I think.


• Get as much information available, then trust yourself.


• Study more, save more, consume less.


• Be better at gettin while the gettin is good.


• Listen to myself...we are, after all, our best source.


• Don't lose money.

If you missed the rest, see Part I & Part II