I’VE TRADED BEFORE BUT I WANT TO BE CONSISTENTLY PROFITABLE
SEAN ALLISON KNOWS WHAT IT’S LIKE TO NOT EXPERIENCE CONSISTENT RETURNS FROM TRADING
He understands that one of the challenges for people who trade for a side income is making consistent returns.
There are 4 main reasons why a trader isn’t experiencing consistency.
Once you know what these 4 reasons are, you can start enjoying more consistent returns instead of going through a roller coaster of big gains and big losses.
DO YOU THINK YOU NEED YEARS OF EXPERIENCE TRADING TO ENJOY CONSISTENT RESULTS?
Indeed, some of the best traders in the world do have years of experience and do have access to information and education many don’t but that doesn’t mean that their success hasn’t left clues. It doesn’t mean that you can’t model how they trade and how they think when they trade.
If You Want More Consistent Results, You Need to Master 4 Key Trading Principles.

- Keep a trading journal
- Master risk management
- Understanding trading psychology
- Lock profits away as they become available
So Here’s What You Need To Do:
When you do, you’ll be able to relax and enjoy a more comfortable lifestyle.
FOLLOW SEAN ALLISON’S 4 KEY PRINCIPLES
1. Keep a trading journal
Thanks to a trading journal you learn to identify trends and patterns, and allows you to analyse what strategies work and which are worth reconsidering. Plus, a trading journal helps you improve your trading skills and monitor your progress.
More importantly, a trading journal will keep you accountable which is key to enjoying consistent returns.
2. Manage Risk
Risk management is a key factor in becoming a successful Options trader regardless of the size of your trading account and how much money you are trading. With trading, losses are inevitably going to happen so managing risk effectively minimize these losses.
3. Understanding Trading Psychology
A trader’s state of mind, such as feelings of fear or greed can cause a trader to close out positions prematurely or refrain from placing trades. This leads to making irrational decisions which can really affect a trader’s results.