My trading short-term goal is very simple.
Making a profit or finding the money of what you lost is not my goal right now. It is not too late to take it slow in a few months, a year, or two years. Right now, there is something more important.

My goal is to read Mark Minervini’s “Super-Yielding Growth Stock Investment” ten times. I’ve already read twice, and the last two of them, Chapters 12 and 13, three times. I memorize the last two chapters by repeating them several times on the advice of David Ryan, who wrote the recommendation.

The next step is to read “Think Like a Champion and Deal” 10 times. After reading each of the two books 10 times, I plan to make a memorization notebook that summarizes the core elements of the book and memorize them perfectly. You won’t count the notes correctly or wrongly until you memorize them thoroughly.

Mark Minervini is a super trader who has been consistently super profitable for 40 years. Among his disciples, there are 24 winners and top-ranked players in the national investment competition alone. There is no right or wrong description of his wisdom by a worm like me. So I’ll just accept it. I will read, memorize, and absorb it 10 times, without questioning whether it is right or wrong.

Of course, you won’t be able to tune it more appropriately to me until you’ve finished the course. But I’ll remain “absolutely receptive” until I get to the memorization stage. I’ll throw away all the investment knowledge I knew before that. You have to empty it all before you can restock it.

What matters to me right now is neither simple profit-making nor loss-making. Memorization through repetitive reading. I will memorize Mark Minervini’s decades of experience after reading a book 10 times, writing a memorization note.

This is learning time. Learning, absorbing time. I will not judge anything. However, I will accept it until the end.

It’s time to open the book again.