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The success in trading does not depends on only attitude, but also your discipline level, your emotions, your actions, your assessments, your evaluation on outcomes. There are so many factors to consider.
“I see something in you”. “But I don’t know what it is”. Attached below a YouTube video of the 2014 Toastmasters International speaking championship:
There is great power in the simple "One Good Trade" notion from that well know book. Day trading, I have been down numerous days and turned it around. Sometimes after being nicely up after the opening round. Then all the way back down. That is NOT the time to stop for the day. It resolves the mind to fight. I write "OGT" on my blotter, several times. I forget everything that has happened, and I wait and aim at the next good trade. I see it, I take the shot, I hit. I forget. I write "OGT" on my blotter several more times. Another hit. Repeat. A loss. OGT. OGT. OGT... Then, a few hours later... 4-5 winners in the bag, a scratch and a loss. Humble trades that all add up. And you make back 2x what you were down and end the day in the green. Losing and error are essential gifts. Make the most of it. The ultimate state is to not even look at performance and just trade. ps, I didn't manage to fight back to green yesterday, almost got there. Should have traded to the close when the targets came back. I gave up when I thought the opportunities had gone for a quiet Friday PM. That was my excuse for giving up. I lost.