A colleague of mine just returned from a scuba diving trip inCozumel, who happened to one of my favorite places todive. Anyway, she was telling me about an unexpected difficultyshe found swimming around the coral reef by about85 feet. It was nothing serious but her story reminded me of my diving instructor ofsomething said again and again. "Plan the dive and dive your plan". When setting about 90 or 100 feet of nitrogen from its body acts in a manner not very different, with an empty stomach drymartini. It is called nitrogen narcosis, Rapture of the Deep, or Martini's Law. So the thing to do planning their isget done while you have a clear head (ie, thesurface). And then, as deeply, and feel a little euphoric effect, or nervous, do not make a decision on "what" to do. You just follow your plan.This also applies to trade. If you feel nervous or theeuphoria down, think about your plan.And, um it would continue, have a plan to follow. Willprevail.Years clear mind I had the luck to talk to a few trading hours gurufor. This person is known worldwide for histrading saavy and skill. What he developed in that conversation had a tremendous impact on me. Whenhe He learned from his family was forced to trade only one rule that must go on. You know where to GET IN GET OUTBEFORE. He considered that the problem was that tradershad felt that this simplicity does not apply Tothem. I remember sitting and talking with him and thinking of my own mistakes, especially letting the hope of taking over making.Many mydecision traders think that crying "uncle" in a trading account and alos is unacceptable. Since that conversation takennumerous losses in trade, but it is curious that theSTING than before, because my dive plan and dive and MI PLAN.This is actually very simple and practical. Apply to trading and investment. Fully Down yourown-Jones, Harald Anderson Http: / / www.eOptionsTrader.comHarald Anderson is the founder and chief analyst eOptionsTrader.com leading online resource of Options Trading Information. He writes regularly for financial publications on Risk Management and Trading Strategies. His goal in life is the kind of person your dog already thinks he is. http://www.eOptionsTrader.com.