Tennis Trading for a 10-Year-Old
Part 7: The Complete Trading Plan
Now let's put everything together.
Imagine you are learning to ride a bicycle.
You don't try tricks on day one.
You learn the basics first.
The article says the same thing.
Step 1
Choose a good match.
Look for:
✓ Similar skill levels
✓ Competitive match
✓ Good liquidity
✓ Chance of service breaks
Avoid:
✗ Huge favourites
✗ Very low odds favourites
✗ Poor liquidity
Step 2
Pick Only 2 or 3 Entry Points
Do not trade every score.
The article specifically recommends focusing on a few situations.
Examples:
15-15
15-30
0-30
Learn those first.
Become comfortable.
Master them.
Step 3
Enter The Trade
Place your back or lay position.
Before the next point starts.
Now wait.
Step 4
Watch The Next Point
This is important.
You are not predicting the whole match.
You are mostly trading the next point.
If the point goes your way:
Great.
Take profit.
Or continue if the next score creates another strong setup.
Step 5
Cut Losses Quickly
This is where beginners struggle.
The article repeats this idea many times.
If the point goes against you:
Exit.
Take the small loss.
Move on.
Do not hope.
Do not pray.
Do not argue with the market.
Just exit.
Step 6
Hedge
After the trade finishes:
Green up.
Lock in profit.
Reset.
Look for the next opportunity.
The Biggest Mistake Beginners Make
Beginners often think:
"I need to be right every time."
Wrong.
Professional traders know they will lose many trades.
The goal is:
Lose small.
Win bigger.
Repeat.
The Entire Strategy In One Paragraph
Find score situations where a break of serve might happen.
Enter trades where the possible profit is larger than the possible loss.
If the next point goes against you, exit immediately.
If it goes your way, take profit or continue when the next score creates even more pressure.
Repeat this process many times during the match while protecting your money with small losses and disciplined exits.
That is the entire strategy explained as simply as possible.
