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Tip of the Week: Take a Break

Posted by TopstepTrader on July 01, 2019

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It's a holiday week here in the States. That means market hours are funky and the opportunities slim for retail traders. Why not give you mind a rest and leave it all behind for a while? Spend some time with the family. Do some projects around the house. Read a glossy airport novel if that's your thing. We promise all your favorite futures products will still be here when you get back.

In this week's Tip of the Week, TopstepTrader's founder Michael Patak discusses why taking a break from the markets is so important.

 

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Doing anything interesting over your break?  Let us know in the comments.
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