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Abstract:Successful traders are skilled at asset managing. Following are some solutions from the greatest traders
Successful traders are skilled at asset managing. Following are some solutions from the greatest traders:
1. Jesse Livermore
1) Never sustain a loss of more than 10% of your invested capital.
2) Put 50% of your profits in reserve.
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2. Monroe Trout
1) A maximum of 4% loss in a trading day;
2) A maximum of 10% loss in a month;
3. Benjamin Graham
1) Sell some equities to increase the proportion of cash or bonds whenever the equity portion exceeds 75% of the overall portfolio value;
2) Sell some bonds to increase the proportion of equity whenever the equity portion falls below 25% of the overall portfolio value.
4. Stanley Kroll
1) Diversify the asset portfolio and trade each market only in its most active months of major contracts.
2) Avoid excessive leverage or position size, and hold the position no more than 1/4 of the total account value.
5. Bruce Kovner
1) Wait until the market moved up to a certain level and then retraced by a specified amount before adding another unit.
2) Stick to trading signals and avoid impulsive trading decisions.
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