4 Emotions

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• Hope: I sure hope this goes up right after I buy it.

• Fear: I can’t take another loss; I’ll sit this one out.

• Greed: I’m making so much money, I’m going to double my position.

• Despair: This trading system doesn’t work; I keep losing money.

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