successful traders and unsuccessful traders
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Zaess
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Yep, I thought about it, but it's recommended not to dive so deep in this topic as it may cause new fears of the market.
Successful traders are more tough-minded, prudent and disciplined. They know when to open position, which position to open, where are opportunities and so on. They deliberately restrain themselves from rushing actions.
Unsuccessful traders on the contrary are those hotheads who always rush, snoop around, and are literally considered to be plugs for every barrel. They don't know how to select assets for trading, they don't know how to seek potentially lucrative entry points and of course they abuse leverages.
Successful traders are more tough-minded, prudent and disciplined. They know when to open position, which position to open, where are opportunities and so on. They deliberately restrain themselves from rushing actions.
Unsuccessful traders on the contrary are those hotheads who always rush, snoop around, and are literally considered to be plugs for every barrel. They don't know how to select assets for trading, they don't know how to seek potentially lucrative entry points and of course they abuse leverages.
NatureGirl
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what really matters n tradin is learnin continuously managin risks and keepin emotions in check
CallahanSinclair
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I think successful traders stick to their plans and don't let emotions control their decisions.
ArnavDeshmukh
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Successful traders apply well-researched strategies and adapt to changing market conditions.
Your perspective brings an interesting balance between knowledge and emotion in trading. Understanding market fundamentals is crucial, but being aware of the psychological traps is equally important. It's a fine line between thorough analysis and overthinking that could lead to new fears. Discipline, prudence, and a clear mind indeed set successful traders apart.
It's a never-ending journey of growth and self-discipline. The markets are always evolving, and so must we as traders.
pot on! The hallmark of successful trading is sticking to a well-thought-out plan and not letting emotions
It's this combination of solid groundwork and flexibility that often leads to consistent success in the dynamic world of trading
VasilTodorov
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yes i thought about it and also i think about it a lot
i think the main answer is learning
learning can help you to make the difference
you don't need to make mistakes again and again and it can easily help you to become better, so learning is the point
i think the main answer is learning
learning can help you to make the difference
you don't need to make mistakes again and again and it can easily help you to become better, so learning is the point
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