Success in life and in Trading

Discussion in 'Psychology' started by zdreg, Jul 7, 2022.

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    I like his book\American Hedge Fund;
    and strangely his audited private account did much much better than his hedge fund/years.
    Are you saying penny stocks are living their name??LOL:D:D
    Don't do much social media, myself; its like Dr Stanley noted in Millionaire Mind= big waste of time \standing in lotto line.
     
    #121     Aug 26, 2022
  2. Success in life and trading comes with consistency. So, be regular with trading and learning new things about the market. Keep a trading journal. It will surely be very helpful in your journey.
     
    #122     Aug 30, 2022
    shine and murray t turtle like this.
  3. I can totally relate with you that we can only get better with consistency, Earlier I used to not understand my weak points while trading but consistency really helped me to get clarity of my doubts in trading.
     
    #123     Aug 31, 2022
  4. shine

    shine

    Success in trading also comes with the ability to cope with the psychological aspect, when a trader has endurance, discipline, lack of greed, haste and excitement. Without this, any trading strategy can be turned into a losing one by impulsive and unreasonable actions.
     
    #124     Nov 20, 2024
  5. Absolutely, you covered it all.
     
    #125     Jan 3, 2025
  6. Absolutely right!
     
    #126     Jan 3, 2025
  7. RantaMin

    RantaMin

    How many times has it happened that the plan was perfect, but impulsive decisions ruined the outcome
     
    #127     Jan 3, 2025
  8. RantaMin

    RantaMin

    Dr. Stanley nailed it with that comparison. As for penny stocks, they’re definitely a mixed bag. Sometimes they live up to the hype, but most of the time, they really do 'live their name.' It’s interesting about his private account doing better—seems like a reminder that smaller, focused strategies can outperform broader funds!
     
    #128     Jan 3, 2025
  9. #129     Jan 8, 2025
  10. shine

    shine

    It is also important to observe the principles of risk management — not to risk too much in one transaction and to use stop losses. This helps limit losses and preserve capital for further trading. It is also necessary to control non-trading risks by choosing a reliable regulated broker with favorable trading conditions and timely withdrawal of profits. In this regard, I liked fxopen with a license from FCA.
     
    #130     Jan 27, 2025