In a world with no job for life, at least there is still an industry for life... so: I am trading commodities :) follow me #TradingWhatYouLove#FinancialFreedom
5 things I have learned about #trading:
1) Market is the best teacher.
2) Learning will never end.
3) Money comes in bunches.
4) There's no holy grail.
5) I want to do this until the end of my life.
6) Everybody can learn to trade.
7) Most traders lose money.
What else?
• Prioritize health — physical and mental
• Focus on quality vs quantity
• Think process
• Think consistency
• Trust your plan
If you can do that, I guarantee you’ll see some significant improvements in your trading.
Losses show that trading is taking place.
You can't win them all.
Hence, the goal is not to avoid losses, but to go through them with process and stability of mind.
What compounds agitation, worry, and stress:
• Not having a trading system
• Not following your rules
• Trading too big a position size
• Not managing your mindset
• Checking your positions 10-20x a day
• Comparing yourself to others
How are you approaching this trade? Are you doing it with expectations?
Why not take a moment to relax your body and clear your mind, and then see if you can approach it with acceptance?
Discretionary trading is where the BIG bucks are made.
When everything is systematized (fixed entry point, stop-loss and target), you lose some of the benefits of random variation.
For the average worker TGIF is exciting because it means only one more day until the weekend. For traders it is sad because it means there is only one more day of trading left in the week.
Shift your perspective from money-oriented to process-oriented.
Remember, you're playing a numbers game. Make sure your ego is not involved in this.
In the short term, winning trades and losing trades should not get to your head, or to your heart.