The 5 pillars of Rolf Morriens stock market success

1. Never gamble
   Rolf Morrien would never risk anything for a supposedly quick and easy victory.

In chess, he does not sacrifice a figure hastily. He prefers to play his strengths and trumps step by step, waiting for the chance to win.

His tactic: often grueling for his opponents!
His stock recommendations: long term!

1. Planning analytically - never emotionally
   Morrien is not a gutsman. His features are analytically planned. Every action thought through. He is rational. In everything he does.

Even if Rolf Morrien loses a runner or is in the meantime with a share position in the minus, so he never endangers the total depot of his readers or his formation on the chessboard.

Morrien knows only too well that short-term setbacks can happen and belong to the business. If you lose your head in these situations, you lose the game.

1. Strategically forward-looking
   Every game has its rules. There are always recurring events on the stock market and in chess. Morrien knows these laws and builds on this strategy.

He can not be influenced by short-term games. He sticks to his strategy and relies on his strengths. Only then can he gain continuous profits and strategic profits that can be planned for his readers.

In the long term, he wins: He knows that, since he has been beating the market again and again and again for a long time.

1. Use odds ice cold
   Even though Morrien plans strategically and acts very carefully on the market and in chess. He is never sedate!

If there is a win window or a chess formation that he has been waiting for , he hits immediately and icy cold .

His cold-bloodedness makes his chess opponents shudder. His crystal clear analyzes and winning ways make his readers cheer. Over and over again. For over 15 years!

1. Attentive until the last move
   For Rolf Morrien, a game of chess is only over when he has set his opponent checkmate. That's exactly how he handles it on the stock market.

Not the short-term book profits count. No. It only counts the realized profits of a completed trade.

Only when his readers have sold the stocks and pocketed their fat profits , he dedicates himself to the next stock tip.

This ensures for him that his readers profit in the long run through his analyzes and that their assets are constantly growing.