1. Asset Allocation – each week you should revisit your current asset and trade allocation. Where can you look to reduce risk and downside exposure should something bad happen. Don’t exit trades completely though as that would be an attempt to time the market, which is (rather obviously) impossible.

Every option trader has a routing in the morning to prepare for the day’s trading. Some people are more serious than others because they have more to lose. Since I trade at home and my income depends on my trading, I take this very seriously.

Rarely if ever do I talk about the Top Investment Books on the blog. I don’t know why I don’t but its an important topic and one worth spending time on here. Reading for me is not so much a hobby as it is a yearning to understand more about trading, investment, wealth management, etc. I don’t read “for fun” per say but I do enjoy reading a good investment book.