Rob Colville – “lazy trader”

Rob Colville became known as the “Lazy trader” after after 14 years of market decided that too much time it takes to market and it is directed to long-term trading, which as he says, “it takes only 10 minutes day. “Currently he is working “full time” in hedge fonda “Princess Trust” in the UK, in the meantime created his own brand “Lazy Trader”. Training is another passion of Colville, having provided his theory of trading style and traded live to students in all corners of the world. He is a member and the Society of Technical analysts.

Here are some of the advantages in being lazy trader:

* Follow the market for no more than 10 minutes a day.
* Trade only the best and leave the rest.
* You leave your money work hard for you.
* No longer need to “work” for profit.
* You are not glued to the monitor to follow the market.
* You spend more time in my personal life.
* Enjoy your trade untied emotions.
* Stay focused to make better decisions.

Imagine transform what for over 90% of traders is stressful, time-consuming and energy strategy to get rich in a quiet and peaceful “hobby” that brings dividends. To really possible here and part of the explanation of how Colville it does.

Trading on the daily chart most of the currencies and commodities, as set position or the last hour of trading prior to bed or leave the position for the first thing the next morning, as part of the daily chores. My style of Swing Trading on a daily basis at the end of the day gives many opportunities for gains that I use in my personal portfolio, and as part of a hedge fund “Princess Trust”, which manage clients’ money. So I can cleared your mind to concentrate fully on the market for several minutes using technical analysis to take the deal. This is quite poefikasen way than to make intraday transactions throughout the day.

Despite the well-known myth should trade to take much of your time in search of good inputs, in which success is not guaranteed in daytrading. Here are a few secrets that will help you have a successful long-term trader:

* Select Strategy 1: 3 risk to earnings.
* Always take chances only 1% of your account.
* Master your own rules for input, output and cash management (Money Management).
* Trade only when your trading rules are met.
* Do not let others make you break their rules.
* Once a trader at the end of the day, do not look the development of the transactions during the day.
* Create a system of rewards or punishments, linking it to plan for trading.

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