Blog Milestone: 2000 Posts!
Jun 8, 2010: 9:27 AM CSTI just noticed that this post marks the 2,000th blog post on the Afraid to Trade blog!

I wanted to announce this milestone and take a moment to thank all the readers who continue to motivate me to keep writing, researching, and posting.
As any fellow financial blogger will tell you, it’s not easy to maintain a consistent posting schedule, but it’s certainly worth it. It’s important to celebrate the big and small milestones achieved along the way.
Thank you to all the fellow bloggers who have linked to my posts – that means so much to me. There’s too many to name individually, and I would be remiss to leave someone out.
I started blogging publicly in February 2007 after writing a private blog/website (for friends and family) for the months prior. They encouraged me to post my writings beyond our little group and I’m glad they suggested that I do so!
I wanted to share ideas, strategies, analysis, as well connect with others under the premise:
“We overcome fear/hesitation in trading through education/taking action”
Now, three years and four months later, the blog has grown in ways I never thought imaginable – the challenge has been keeping up with the growth!
I still keep in touch with some of my earliest readers and am glad to meet new readers who newly discover the blog.
Most of my posts contain current analysis across the broad markets and leading stocks that is sprinkled with little educational tidbits and examples/lessons of price concepts, trade set-ups, or market structure.
I’m a natural writer and consistent blogging, along with showing multiple examples of concepts/set-ups, has clarified the concepts in my mind and hopefully in yours as well as you follow along. The blog is like a narrative where you can see when I learned a new concept and began to incorporate it into my trading and analysis.
Thank you to everyone who’s been with me on the journey and follows along. Every day, we learn more and become better traders – every day there are opportunities. Hopefully, every day, we get a little better and closer to our goals… and sometimes we achieve them! Then we set higher goals.
So 2,000 is a major milestone in my journey – and now it’s on to 3,000 then 4,000!
Thank you sincerely for being part of it.
Corey













