Your suffering is a good thing.
The first few years trading are brutal.
But so is anything worth getting good at.
After that?
You make money from anywhere in the world.
You take care of your family.
You build something that outlasts you.
I would fail a 1000 times before I ever went back to a normal life.
@ralfdude90 Hablas de un juego de hace 8 años o más? El juego está más fuerte que nunca, y no precisamente gracias a estancarse en reglas antiguas, sino en cómo ha evolucionado para hacerlo más competitivo y balanceado, así de simple.
@Profeco@AtencionProfeco
me llegó un paquete de un producto muy roto de Amazon, tomé evidencia, inicié proceso de reembolso y en las políticas dice que son 5 días hábiles, pero en chat me dijeron 30 días y que no me pueden compartir esa política, que me espere. Qué procede?
@Kinfo@ScarfaceTrades_ He does lose trades (I started trading just a year ago, and when I saw that I got frustrated because I held and still hold losers, and was trying to follow evey trade), but his system is the one I apply (break and retest, few trades, only 9:30 to 11) but I lack discipline
@Kinfo@ScarfaceTrades_ He doesn't enter a trade everyday. For what I could see, he is very disciplined and follows his strat incredibly well (only trades first hour or so, break and retests, avoids some volatile days, 1-2 trades max).
Trading didn’t come into your life for money.
It comes to give you patience, give you emotional intelligence and increase discipline.
Trading will unlock your full potential not just financially but every aspect of life.