Trading Lessons from “The Great One”
🇨🇦 Up here in the great white north, our sport is ice hockey.
(Even though our OFFICIAL national sport is lacrosse. But I digress.)
I played it growing up, as did my younger brothers and thousands of other Canadians.
And a saying that we always heard around the rink was: “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.”
The author of that quote? Wayne Gretzky.
He was one of the best to ever lace up skates and, for his god-like abilities was bestowed with the nickname “The Great One.”
But the truth of that quote is relevant whether we’re talking about taking a shot on goal in hockey or starting to trade options.
So many overthink the different approaches: trying for the perfect technique, plan or pattern before they make a move and take a shot.
But the sad reality is: more is missed by people sitting on the sidelines waiting than by people getting involved and trying.
At least when you’re in the game, you have a chance to score.
But if you’ve pulled yourself out of the game, you have NO chance.
So if you’re ready to get back into the trading game, you can join our team here.
Your Minister of Capitalism,
Brett Davison
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