Do you find navigating the business world difficult and overwhelming? Or do you need guidance to overcome your current challenges? But by showing you the problems each step solves, you will get a clearer picture of where you can improve your business.
1.Steps and problems they solve
Expertise
Specialized operations, like floor traders, solve the following problems:
- And through a variety of tools to follow
- Stuck on the screen instead of doing work
- Not focusing on one task, but rather Leverage Experience
- Not understanding leads to bad business decisions
2. Competition Center
The implementation of the competition environment creates order and structure in an unstable and turbulent economy. It solves the following problems:
- No information about the creators’ shares and companies
- The path to the past The business no longer works
- It is confirmed
- Additional earnings only to lose them all
- Leave too early and miss the extension of the business
- Take advantage of all the benefits while waiting for the business to develop further
3. Catalyst
Real business vs. Unequal Voice is different, voice is created from the roots. When you identify and market potential catalysts, you eliminate problems like:
- Businesses that are “good” but end up losing more than you get
- Trading based on referrals or opinions >Because there is no loss of support from other traders
- Falling into easy trades that men establish with pressure
4. Playbook
A useful analysis includes a list of products that have proven to be good and follow many factors, specific and different simple proofs. This business success book is often called a “playbook” by traders. The script overcomes the following problems:
- Innovation Bias leads to false beliefs
- Marketing with the crowd
- Marketing as ineffective models
- Marketing based on business trends without thinking about the loss of better opportunities
- Losers due to bad management are greater than winners.
Use the framework in the business on time
Expertise Section 1: A job that is easy to do for short or long term work and does not offer credit for short term work. It would be beneficial if it had flexible working hours (e.g. working 23 hours a day).
Expertise Section 2: Traders naturally gravitate towards competitive trading instruments. If your goal is to make money, why would you enter the world’s toughest pool tournament? Instead, focus on something that involves multiple scenarios where you can play to your long-term strengths.
Playing Areas: There is no map below. Instead, the line shows the playing area for the next game. The different colors make it easy to remember what to do if the price approaches one of the lines.
Catalyst:
Observations:
- AUD/USD increased after employment numbers
- HKE re-opens post-holidays
- Unknown to the crowd are long traders above 0.7138
- Short speculators covering in January
Thinking it through:
- Attempts to stop price increase will take time
- Speculators will cover shorts or enter long
- Market won’t let offside long traders off the hook, watch for puking
- Market will make new shorts feel safe before taking them out
- HKE traders will provide liquidity
Putting it together:
- Trade confined within primary playing field
- Rotation day
- Short-side opportunities to develop/build
- Catch fast long trades – in and out quickly
- Rinse and repeat approach, no holding for big plays
Playbook: The following playbook trades relate to the catalyst and playing field described above.
Trade 1 is a playbook trade is based on a proprietary calculation (pink cirle).
Trade 2 is a scalp-at-transition playbook trade based on an instant cushion in your favour. And a quick exit if it doesn’t open up further.
Trade 3 is what’s known as the “Once-Bitten-Twice-Shy” playbook trade. While trade 4 is a premium under NDA playbook trade. the green ticks highlight the least challenging of all the executions.
