Alright Investors ,

Have you ever discovered old journals and found yourself taken back by how far you have come in life.

Yes, that happened to me today, actually all week, I have been looking back and picked up the habit of journaling again.

My success in the market has proven to me that stress-free stock market income is not something that comes from earning a certian amount or having a large enough stake that you can earn millions per year.

Wall Street wants you to think that stress free income comes only from some form of giving your investments over to an “expert” to handle.

I as an expert myself have learned that stress free income comes from how you see the stock market.

The mindset starts with getting very clear on what you want from the market 5 years from now and breaking that goal down into a measureable amount of work that you can keep up with in a market grind log weekly.

The mindset starts with getting very clear on what you want from the market 5 years from now and breaking that goal down into a measureable amount of work that you can keep up with in a market daily.

What? doesn’t everyone trade the stock market to be a millionaire!

My point exactly, earning a million dollars is never the goal or at least if that is your objective how are you going to achieve that million from where you are today?

I have mentor who started trading the market with $5,000. His goal was to learn to trade for a living.

He learned how to make 5% a month on his money and so he cashed out his retirement early and that lump sum at 5% a month was enough to live on, but he still had the $5,000 account seperate that he was growing.

That account was part of his income and thus the income replacment system I use today was born.

Now he moved on learning to trade his money from $5k at 20% until he had $1,000,000 in his trading account.

Once he hit the $1,000,000 he set a new objective of earning 60% on that money per year and uses the proceeds to buy into businesses.

You see my mentor’s goals for the stock market had nothing to do with wall street or anyone else for that matter. He used the stock market as tool to get what he wanted out of life financially.

As a side note this same mentor sent me an account stub yesterday from a student of his that has a wealth account with over $9,000,000 and he was so proud of that student’s success.

Money is not the objective, the objective is using the stock market to achieve what you want out of life. The money then becomes the score card for how you track progress.

Once you wrap your mind around that then you are half way to stress-free stock market income.

The market has no control over the investor that studies the past and takes action based on the present evidence for future based goals.

Success in the market becomes carefree when you marry past research, historical norms, present day charting reading, and action taking through the lense of probability.

The past repeats itself in the stock market because the stock market is run by people and people are run by the emotions of fear and greed.

Study the past and develop a trading plan based on it. One example would be we are in November; how many of you are aware that 90% of the time November earnings in the market are some of the strongest of the year and if no October crash takes place then the market tend to shoot up in the first few weeks of November. Once Thanksgiving comes around it is not unusual to see some profit taking thru the end of November.

Now I do not take action soley on my historical bias, but it factors into my action taking once the charts setup.

Thus I can take probable action in a stress free mindset because I know I am correct 75% of the time.

Your Friend in Success,

Robert M Morris

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