1. Discipline is all or nothing
One can not be disciplined up to a certain point and called himself disciplined. It's all or nothing - you become a trader or not. Discipline must be exercised constantly and not from time to time. This does not mean to focus 100% on the day Trading - it would be madness, but it means to be determined to get better over time.
2. Losses are welcome for your education
Will lose money - and the sooner you accept this fact, the faster you will move. Everyone loses money, but the thing that separates great traders from the failed is that they learn from their losses. Welcome the opportunity to hone their strategy or to readjust its plan after loss.
3. Endless student market
Markets change every day and you must clearly understand how they work. Once the change has to learn to "evolve" and change along with them. Sometimes this means a change in your part. While chasing the moments in which you can learn new things, there are always opportunities to climb.
4. Trader's unique personality
You are an individual and your marketing should reflect this. Treydarstvoto has the ability to reveal the personality of each person, causing them to trade out of their comfortable zone. Therefore it is very important to contact your personality with the right trade.
5. You can sift out important news
A very important feature for you is to know how to think in their own way, without being influenced by the media and the news. All great traders usually know how to think for themselves to some degree. You must be honest with ourselves, to make their own decisions and reach their own conclusions.
6. Easy and clear planning
More likely is a trader to be profitable if run than no one. What are your goals and how to reach them? How will you protect yourself from losses and to what point will you gather your peachlbata? What will you do with your winnings? There are countless questions that must answer.
7. Pro-active rather than re-active
Perhaps the most important of this list! A trader needs to know how dangerous it can be if you react hastily and take quick decisions without thinking. The ability to become a person make better decisions you'll get to experience gained in trading. Be pro-active in the knowledge of every possible movement forward in time and not react to what the market gives you.
8. Ability to study the fears
The most attractive things in life come from the most unattractive activities in it. Most successful traders have developed over the years a sense of "status quo" in their plan. They are bitten by previous options and would never trade them again. Well, we need to learn about options, futures, stocks and forex to understand how they all interact. Do not be afraid to "learn again"!
9.Da be patient markets
A successful trader will quickly absorb losses and slowly pick their profits. Beginners take profits quickly, because they have never had it before and are afraid not to lose. Wealth is not built in a day or week - it builds up slowly with constant trading strategies.
10. Staying very humble
Well, that goes for life too, but still keep the truth from which need to be humble and respected personality. Give to others and get you.
11. Keep a precise record of trade
To have exact records of comparison would prevent a trader from making wrong decisions and therefore avoid losses. Leads to accurate notes in his book Trader.
12. Balance your life out
The biggest goal of every trader is to make money and be financially independent (or at least that's my goal). However, understand that you have to enjoy life and not sacrifice it for the sake of trading. Go to the gym, walk, do something else other than sit in front of Trader screen all day long, for God's sake!
13. trading to live, not live to merchant
If you are serious about being a merchant to live, this work is a step towards success. Starting with small and defining why you want to become a trader in the first place will help you get through the difficult times that are inevitable. As I mentioned in №1 determined and disciplined trader will eventually succeed!
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