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Trading | Markets | Mindset Trade Better, Faster, BIGGER 9 yrs FT: FX, US Futures, CFDs, BTC, Crypto

Joined March 2013
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Businesses do not get a sale from every single customer. Trading is a business
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Most companies will fire a dangerously unpredictable employee that flips out at customers, since the employee is an open liability to the business. Trading is a business
Revenge trading is practicing to be a losing trader, since the trades usually have bad/no risk management and lack of edge.
A loss due to a revenge trade is not the worst aspect of it; It's when the revenge trade is a win that enables a future negative habit.
The quickest confidence boosting hack: A fresh hair cut that suits your face/head structure & a fitted suit
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Out before the lock 🙏 withdrew the last of everything yesterday, too many red flags NYK NYC
In what ways do you test/build/train your will power outside of trading sessions?
To spend less time at the screens, you first need to spend more time at the screens
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Saw a cancerous "save your money" post Incomplete advice = bad advice Like giving half instructions After paying bad debt, saving emergency funds, investing is the 2nd half Near impossible for avg earners to save their way to wealth Proof: 8-30%/yr fiat inflation Buy assets
The longer you stay in a trade, the more experience you gain.
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Analyze your day to day behaviors or you could fall into complacency (staring at charts) and "busy work" (procrastination) Ask yourself if what you're doing each day is getting you closer to your goals (do you have any?)
Go with the direction the market is going, not the direction you want it to go; Easy to say, not as easy to do: Traverse the timeframes Top down analysis Market structure Trend or range Correlations Price action Volatility Timing Levels Entry Size SL $
Playing to win (1 of2): Practice Being early Being prepared Risk management Giving your best effort Being sufficiently capitalized Having enough of the right knowledge Holding winners farther than you hold losses Familiar & fast w/your hardware & software …
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Playing to win (2 of2): Winning more frequently than you lose Sizing properly based on setup quality Finding the right mentors/coaches Maintaining self composure Taking every valid signal Cutting losses short Staying positive Having grit What else?