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Five Secrets
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World’s Best
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By Jason McIntosh
Creator, Motion Trader
Five Secrets of
the World’s Best
Traders

People often say that The strategies the best traders use are
nothing new. They’re mostly variations of
successful trading is all the same winning tactics that have been
in use for decades, if not centuries.
about secrets.
They believe the best traders Many traders make the mistake of focusing
on one thing: when to buy. Yes, entries are
have special knowledge that important. But they’re just one cog
in the machine.
regular people can’t access.
The difference between success and failure
But do you know what? are the rest of the cogs, although many
There are no ‘secrets’. people lose their trading capital long before
figuring this out.

Jason McIntosh, Creator, Motion Trader

MOTION TRADER
C H A N G E T H E WAY YO U T R A D E FO R E V E R
So how do some
of the best
traders make
millions?
Well, it essentially comes I’m going to go through each of these with
you in this report. You can then use these
down to five rules: rules as a road map, a step-by-step formula
for trading the stockmarket with confidence.

1. Trade with the trend You see, successful trading isn’t about
secrets. It’s about steps. Get the process
2. Have many relatively small right, and the money should follow.

trades These rules came to me at different times

over the years. I was lucky to learn the first
one early in my career. The rest are hard-won
3. Get good at quitting lessons from decades in the markets.

4. Be slow to take profits Nowadays, I use the five rules to trade from
home. I’ve long ago said goodbye to the
hustle and bustle of city life. Trading gives
5. Give winners room to move me the freedom to live the life I choose.
Hopefully this report helps give you
a bit of that same freedom.

So without further ado, let’s get into it!.

Rule #1
Trade with the trend

“This puts them on Humans tend to continue doing things that

reward them. It could be with relationships,
the right side of a a job, or a holiday destination. Put simply,
if something works, then we generally
keep doing it.
stock’s momentum,
But there’s a notable exception: the stock
and opens market. Rather than buying a stock that’s
rising in price (i.e. a company doing well),
the potential many people do the opposite — they place
orders for stocks that are falling.
for large share But if you do this, you’re trading against the
price gains”. trend. You’re betting that something not
working today, will work tomorrow. The odds
of success are stacked against you.

So how do you flip the odds in your favour?

Well, you do this by trading with the trend.

That’s how many of the best traders make
money. Their ‘secret’ is to buy as prices
rise, not fall.

This puts them on the right side of a stock’s

momentum, and opens the potential for
large share price gains.
Rule #2
Have many relatively small trades

“Rather than a Many people make the mistake of placing

a few big trades. They believe that’s how
few big bets, the pros make money.

If you want to win big, they say you have

they risk relatively to bet big. Yes, this approach may work
when you’re right. But look out when you’re
small sums across wrong. Just a single mistake could wipe
you out. This strategy is like playing the
many trades”. lottery, it requires loads of luck.

Many of the best traders do the opposite

approach. Rather than a few big bets, they
risk relatively small sums across many
trades. You see, it’s all about making sure
they stay in the game. Controlling risk is
critical. There’s another advantage to this
approach. The more trades you make, the
better the odds of buying into some of the
biggest trends.

The small bet approach is a natural

risk-limiter. It allows for more trades, which
in turn lowers the impact of any one stock.
This often results in better overall performance.

Another benefit is that it can help to defuse

fear. Sure, you could still lose money. But if
the individual stakes are relatively small,
much of the fear evaporates.
Rule #3
Get good at quitting

“A willingness to cut Persistence can take you a long way in life.

It’s the force behind countless success
losing trades stories. Rewards often come to those
who stick to their goals.
is a key to making But this rule doesn’t apply to individual
stocks. When it comes to the stockmarket,
their fortunes”. quitting pays. You see, there are times when
quitting is the best thing you can do. Your
survival in the markets could hinge on your
ability to give up when a trade isn’t working.

Although for many, quitting is hard.

I often see people doggedly holding onto

their losing trades. Some even double-down
in the belief their original view will
eventually be right. But in this setting,
refusing to quit can be a disaster.

I’ve seen many traders fail over the years due

to unwavering persistence. Their refusal to
take a relatively small loss early, has led to
some career ending losses. The best traders
avoid this fate by using a ‘stop-loss’. If you’re
not familiar with the term, a stop-loss is a
pre-set exit point. It’s where you accept that
a trade isn’t working and quit the position.

Of all the trading rules I can tell you, this is

one of the biggest. A stop-loss strategy is
your backstop when things go wrong.
 Rule #4
Be slow to take profits

Ask yourself this, have you ever sold a stock

“There’s no doubt for a quick 20% gain? I know I have. An early
profit can be hard to turn down. For many,
about it, controlling the temptation to bank a modest gain is
overwhelming, they simply can’t say ‘no’.
the urge to sell is the
But resisting this urge could lead to a much
‘secret’ to big profits”. better outcome. You see, probability favours
that a strong stock will get stronger. The path
of least resistance for a rising stock is upwards,
and this could remain the case for a long time.
That’s why the best traders resist the urge for
a quick exit. They know the only way to make
big profits is by turning their backs on lots
of modest profits.

So when should you cash-out a winning trade?

Well, many of the best traders use what’s

called a ‘trailing stop’. The aim of this exit
strategy is to maximise profits from the
biggest trends.

A trailing stop can also help control the urge

to sell early. By having a calculated exit point,
you may be less likely to sell your most
promising trades on a whim. If you can do this,
then you’ll open the door to stocks that could
double, treble or more.
Rule #5
Give winners room to move

“It’s their ability to A problem I often see is people being too

protective of their profits. Yes, they want to
maximise profits let their winning trades run. But they don’t
want to give back any money.
from these trades
Their solution is to sell as soon as the price
that sets them apart, dips. The problem with this is that it often
becomes difficult to stay with the trend.
it’s how they It may only take a small pullback to end
your trade. And this could cost you a lot
make fortunes”. of money in missed profits.

The best traders know they need to let

their profits run. But that’s not all. They also
know they need to give their trades room to
move. This is the key to riding the trend.

You see, just about every trend zigs and zags

its way higher. Bringing the exit stop in too
close increases the odds of an early exit.

The best traders could make hundreds of

percent from large price trends. It’s their
ability to maximise profits from these
trades that sets them apart — it’s how
they make fortunes.

There’s no reason you can’t do the same.

But you have to give your trades breathing
space. That’s how you ride the big trends.
 A final word
Now, this isn’t where it ends. In fact, we’ve
“There you have it. only just scratched the surface.
That’s how many of the
I want to invite you to join me for a free
best traders make millions”. online Trader’s Workshop. The series will
drill down on each of these rules to give you
a much deeper understanding of the process.
”It essentially comes down to
You’ll see real examples from my own
five rules”. portfolio and hear stories that could change
the way you trade. My aim is to make you
1. Trade with the trend a more confident and skilful trader.

2. Have many relatively small trades For many years I worked at the Australian
3. Cut losses early headquarters of Bankers Trust, a Wall Street
investment bank. In that time, I regularly
4. Be slow to take profits closed deals worth upwards of $100,000,000.
5. Give winners room to move
When you’re dealing with that sort of money,
you need a trading process that works.
And that’s what I want to give you, I want to
take you through a unique trading workshop.
I’ll explain in detail the approach many of
the most successful traders use, an approach
you could make your own.

I’ll also show you how to handles some of

trading’s biggest challenges. These include
knowing when to take profits, when to cut
losses, how to deal with your fear of losing
money, and more.

If you’re a trader, or you want to get into

trading, then I know you’ll get a lot from this
Workshop. In fact, I’m confident you’ll look
at trading stocks in a whole new light.
 Get started
now

“You don’t have to be Now don’t worry. I’m not going to bog you
down with a lot of dry theory. This isn’t about
a Wall Street pro how to read charts, or learn technical
analysis or anything like that.
to do this yourself.
The key is to follow the You’re going to learn strategies that you can
start using straight away. And I’ll be giving you
process step by step. real examples from my own portfolio. I want
to really bring the five key rules to life.
That’s how some
of the best traders So if you’re ready to change the way you trade,
simply click here to get started. I’m looking
make millions”. forward to taking you on this journey.

All the best,

Jason McIntosh
Creator, Motion Trader

P.S. Many people spend years searching for

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A NOTE FROM MARK MY LAWYER

The material in this report is general in nature. It does not constitute personal investment advice or personal trading advice.
Any advice provided is general advice only and does not take into account an individual’s risk profile or financial situation.
Trading involves the risk of loss as well as the potential of profit.
You should seek independent financial advice in deciding if trading is appropriate for you.
As always, past performance is not indicative of future performance.