Defining the Correction, and Finding Its End!

Jack’s been running around speaking at various currency tours and seminars this year. And there’s one line he likes to use when conveying the uncertainty of trading in any market ...

“It’s better to be lucky than good.”

In other words, when we’re trading our money and effectively have our clients’ money on the line, we’ll take lucky any day if it means we, and our members, are making money. Being ‘good’ doesn’t always equate to success in a market environment.