Trading Stocks
Using the Circular Theory…
Here is the theory for trading stocks using the Circular Theory:
You cannot have a buyer without a seller. Meaning you cannot have a winner without a loser. Meaning a buyer is, eventually, a seller. And a seller is, eventually, a buyer. And a winner is, eventually, a loser. And a loser is, eventually, a winner. And this continually repeats. All of the time. So you are always a buyer, a seller, a winner, and a loser. Guaranteeing your success.
Here is the motivation for trading stocks using the Circular Theory:
You cannot survive unless your income is greater than your expenses. So your mission, no matter what you do, financially, is to create a sustainable situation where your income is always greater than your expenses. Income and expense share a circular relationship so you will, naturally, have times (half-the-time) when your expenses are greater than your income. And this continually repeats. All of the time.
How to create income greater than expenses using the Circular Theory:
You have to understand the reality called ‘compounding.’ In order to create your own personal motivation for saving (investing) (growing cash flow). No one can teach you anything you don’t already know. So, you have to teach your ‘self’ using what ever is available to you, no matter what you are trying to achieve. So, create an Excel spreadsheet starting with the amount you have to invest (trade)(save) and figure out for your ‘self’ what the rate of growth (rate of return) you plan to achieve in what timeframe. Growth is based on the Circular Theory concept called ‘sequence’ where a line from here to there (now to then) is always the diameter of a circle. Thus ‘sequence’ is endemic to any system (as is growth). Growth continually repeats. All of the time (half-of-the-time).
How to deal with the down days (any system):
You cannot have growth without decay. They occcur together because of complementary identity (conservation of a circle). Therefore you have to prepare for setbacks half-the-time in any system (for any plan). To systemize growth you have to figure out what you will do when decay surfaces (down prices versus up prices when trading).
How to deal with down days in your emotional system:
Half-the-time you will not be in the correct emotional state of mind to trade or invest properly. Half-the-time your trades or investments will go against you. And half-the-time you will do the wrong thing when this happens. So you have to plan for this. That’s all. Emotional ups and downs occur because a circle is continually conserved. Half-the-time is all-the-time from a circle’s point of view. So don’t worry. You cannot be emotionally down (or up) more than half-the-time. (A market cannot be down (or up) more than half-the-time.) (What is your ‘time’ frame?)
How to think about wealth:
You are always wealthy from your own point of view. This is because pi is what you typically label ‘your mind.’ Meaning pi is a dimensionless, abstract, state, that is not attached to anything at all. It’s where you start (and end) any ‘physical’ action. Meaning you can correct any mistake at any time. And you already, and, always, know this. Pi is designed to protect you, keep you going. Meaning, from your own point of view your assets are always greater than your liabilities because in your mind your assets are always equal to your liabilities (meaning you can achieve any goal) (and you can change your mind so that you have already achieved any goal). Meaning your mind is where your ‘wealth’ is stored.
Why to pay attention to distraction:
If you start to trade stocks, you will notice, right away, too much information everywhere. This is a situation that is endemic to all disciplines. Because ‘pi’ continually expresses its ‘self.’ Meaning everything around you is most basically a circle (conserving a circle). Competing for your ‘attention.’ So you have to focus on the half-of-you that is focused (at all times) (pi) and accept the fact that half-the-time you are going to be distracted. No matter what.
Putting your mind to anything:
If you decide you will be successful trading stocks (if you decide you will be successful doing anything) you will be. This is because underneath it all everything conserves a circle. So half-the-time we’re all successful, no matter what we do (no matter what we choose to do). It’s more about what we choose to ‘see.’
Why you have to teach your ‘self:’
Teaching is about forming habits. Through trial and error. With some kind of ‘goal’ in mind. You already know this. No one can teach it to you. You just have to decide what your ‘goal’ is. And, then stay with it. Eventually you will see, you achieved your goal before you even decided what your goal was. This takes time. Or, maybe not. Depending on how well you understand: The Circular Theory.
Good Luck! You’re on your own. You are, already, successful. Trading stocks. (Trading anything.)
Conservation of the Circle is the core (and thus the only) dynamic in Nature. Guaranteeing, all of us, eventual, and continual, success.
