ASIC is the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, which is an independent Australian government agency that acts as Australia’s corporate regulator. ASIC is responsible for regulating Australia’s financial markets and financial services providers, and has a range of powers to enforce the law and protect consumers. ASIC’s role is to ensure that Australia’s financial markets are fair, transparent, and efficient, and that investors and consumers are treated fairly. The agency also provides education and guidance to consumers on financial matters and has the authority to take action against companies and individuals who breach the law.
“A peak performance trader is totally committed to being the best and doing whatever it takes to be the best. He feels totally responsible for whatever happens and thus can learn from mistakes. These people typically have a working business plan for trading because they treat trading as a business. ” – Van K. Tharp
