@TraderDivergent Here is my personal experience.
See just look at it this way.
Patience becomes easier to master once you become highly selective of what you trade.
You'll think it's wasting time if you don't know whether it's the right time to trade or not
@TradingComposur If you didn't know,
Here's how you can plan your trades
1- have a quatified system for entries and exits
2-know when to cut losses
)3-plan how to ride trends
4-manage risk
5-stick to your quantified system.
@priceinaction Are you always worried about your P/L ?
Then let's take this a little bit further
It is the processes and consistencies you make that reflect in your P/L.
But if your eye is always on the P/L you are likely to self sabotage yourself with performance anxiety.
@PerceptivTrader Once you understand this, your trading performance will change for the better
Knowledge is Power
Knowledge about yourself is super power
You can know indicators, best systems and all that
But if you don't know your Psychology, you'll suck at this game
@TraderDivergent Are you worried about
-ego issues
-fear or greed
Then this is a good thing for you
*be process driven in trading
*be fully aware of emotional triggers and
*maintain discipline and consistency in execution
@TradingComposur Indeed because here is the thing
It's important for you to apply these so pay attention
*discipline
*process driven
*consistency in execution
Is all you need
@Tradeciety Most of my trading processes changed when I reflected on my execution off the charts.
- pay attention to detail
- learn from every trade
- unleash your creativity
Always be learning
@TraderDivergent If you ever feel like you are not making money even though you use a system with an edge,
It's time you work on these 2
1) mental skill to execute
2)risk and money management
Trust me they Could be the missing piece of the puzzle
@MoneyTradeEdge Why trading is not for everyone
-its boring
-You are your teacher
-its a long term game
-needs emotional intelligence
-Needs paying attention to detail
-it requires discipline and consistency
If it was easy, everyone would be a trader