The Scary Entry Point Is Often The Right One – Winners & Winning in Trading

Friends, a hard lesson I’ve learned over decades of market mastery is that the entry point feeling most scary is often the very opportunity that proves to be right over the long run. That fearful moment of committing capital defines the fine line between average traders and consistently profitable winners.

It’s only natural for timidity to arise when attacking positions counter to the herd’s emotions and very near major swing points in the process. The crowd is always wrong precisely because they buy high as it rises and sell low as it falls right into traps left by smarter money.

Yet this hard turn, the place sparking maximum second-guessing and doubt, is exactly where true trend changes truly launch or accelerate existing sequences. It filters for those bearing iron willpower impervious to short term weaknesses shaking out others.

Don’t you see? The easy, obvious places feel safe but lack prospect for maximum reward. Only by embracing uncertainty at its peaks can one scale trading to a rare echelon of success reserved for the bravest souls. Average rewards breed average performance long term despite initial relief.

Where others see abyss, you must develop eyes noticing a bargain. Instead of reacting like prey, stalk the sentiment shifts of herds as predator aims to capture their flows at their most leveraged points. Have courage to stare down immediate apprehensions for deferred deliverance of abundance.

Stay true to your strategies, trust the process of disciplined development, then impose your will on the market by embracing its scariest moments – those will ultimately prove to contain its richest opportunities once fear fades from memory in the warm glow of realization. You have it within to achieve at the highest level.

• You are not unique in the markets.
• There are thousands, if not millions of traders that feel similar things at the same time.
• Market moves are influenced by the underlying universal matrix of the markets but it’s just a matrix.  It’s the thoughts and emotions of humans that power that matrix and that dictate which groves price action will settle into within that matrix.
• So ultimately, it is a battle between buyers and sellers.
• And it isn’t really a “battle” it’s more like a bunch of flip flopping between buyers and sellers to see which way the heard is going to go, to follow the heard of momentum which is triggered by real time judgment based on a feeling of momentum.
• On the other hand, if we humans can feel what the scary entries points are then hmmm how do we know it’s a scary entry point?  What is that source of information providing us with such an accurate feeling?  Where is it coming from?  How comes that feeling is so right, also, although on the wrong side of things, at exact or near exact tops and bottoms?   
• And now the question is:  what if we can trade off of that feeling, but do the opposite instead of what we are feeling in order to get close to a 100% winning trade average?  Hmmmm