The most difficult decision in trading rooms

Pressing the shutter button can be the hardest thing to do in trade, but also crucial for the successful deal, says Frank Kollar longtime trader on Wall Street.

Signal to buy or sell was in Aden. All you have to do is call the broker or agent, or log into your online account and click on the button "marketing".

But right now, all doubts and second guesses go through your head, and the signal for the purchase or sale never run.

Sounds familiar? This is perhaps the most common pain faced by all market traders, and it only becomes more complicated when it turns out that it would be a win-win deal. Decisions, decisions, decisions

Some of these sentences sound familiar? Did you ever say those words? 1. The time signal says one thing, but this other indicator that I said otherwise.

2. There is absolutely no reason that the market will have to move in that direction. Everybody knows it ... see the current market sentiment!

3. What if the signal is wrong? What are the consequences? Suddenly become very good in the second guesses. You can easily find dozens of reasons not to make a signal in the end. Even if you feel better as "no" trade ... at least for a while. Perfection does not exist Uncertainty is a powerful emotion that can weaken the resolve of even the best on the market. Some things to remember are:

1. At no time all indicators will be monophonic. It's just the nature of technical analysis. Follow time strategy that makes money over time. It is not always correct, but is cost-effective and superior to the market. This is something we need to focus. There is no perfection in market timing or trade. 2. obvious or logical purchase or sale when signal is not always a profitable business. Sometimes the market is easy to read, as well as during a long trend of bull market, but sometimes true nature is completely hidden. 3. All actions in the market happen for a reason. We can not always understand the reason, but really do not need! All you have to do is execute transactions and profits will follow. 4. There is no tested and time proven system that is completely accurate. As regards the consequences of making the wrong decision - so use strategy.

And, again, what if the signal is correct?

The next time you feel that uncertainty is undermining the power of desire vashetp read the sentences below. Print them and stick them on your computer monitor if it will help .... 1. The instantaneous signal says one thing, but this other indicator that I said otherwise. However, market timing strategy has proven successful over time, and not all indicators will be accurate at all times. So, I will do that signal to buy or sell based on the historical success of the current strategy. 2. There is absolutely no reason for the market to move in that direction. However, there was no real reason the stock market to make 50% profit in 2009, but it happened. I must trade what the market does, and not what I think you should do, even if the cause is not clear. 3. What if the signal is wrong? What are the consequences? Then again, what if the signal is correct? What are the results, if the transaction is successful. Remember that no one knows when the time will start the next trend. If they knew it would trend already begun. Pressing the shutter button can be the hardest thing to do, but it is also crucial for successful market transaction. It is better to act than to let the market pass us by. Transactions that do not take, will most likely be the ones that would make most of the profit for the year.