I consider myself an ambivert and a firm believer in learning. In forex, proper education is really important for successful trading and risk comes when you are not aware about what you're doing.
I don’t get distracted easily. If I have planned to do something, I will stick to it and won’t let any distractions win over me. I analyse the market thoroughly and trade only when I am in a position to take a loss.
I personally try to hold on to my emotions and develop strong traits such as confidence and optimism, which I believe I have developed and will continue to work on.
I'm an INTP-T. Hopefully that jives with trading. You need to follow rules to trade but you also have to be very agile i think.
%% THATS another of the great things about capital markets\ cant predict or predict who will make millions or more?? Reading about a failure prone kid [by his own admission ], mostly blind+ poor sight in ''good'' eye, runs into walls, not athletic/LOL He said he was the only one that did not laugh @ derivatives trading in college class= Larry ''Mint'' Hite. I borrowed his book form the library + some else strangely gave a new copy. THE RULE/ book by Larry ''Mint '' Hite He was the one in jack schwager top traders\ he got down on his knees + said Lord dont let me owe that brokerage company when this loss clears.............................
Amen! Very hard to predict this. Someone will come out of nowhere and surprise the daylights out of us. Jesus was born in a manger
Using Big 5 personaility traits: I think the ideal trader would be: Low in neuroticism, high in conscientiousness, more introverted than extroverted.
%% Exactly. One of his classmates asked, ''Larry [MINT] Hite, a multimillionaire??'' He was the one[mostly blind] that ran into walls