I don’t care if I win or lose or about my win rate. I care about making money.
You can always get back in the market. If price comes back my way tomorrow, oh well.
You can always make back lost money as long as you still have an account.”
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tight money management and strong pyschology.
A simple Support and Resistance , (support and resistance and or trend lines) strategy
can be more than enough.
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I am sharing my experiences and insights I have gained
and I know I am trading the right style for me and my life
but it’s not the only way. Just the best way for me. 
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Trade only an amount you are truly comfortable losing.
Don’t even think about how much you can earn.
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“An endless stream of opportunities to enrich ourselves.”
by exercising our edge in the markets repeatedly over a series of trades.
“waiting until there is money in the corner of the room” and then picking it up
“normal losses that any trading strategy will incur” are just as good
and necessary as the winners that ultimately bring you out of draw down.
They are a part of your strategy and edge.
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Developing your edge in the markets is YOUR work as a trader
and can’t be handed to you as you will abandon that strategy
as soon as you experience a small draw down
because it really isn’t yours and you don’t truly have faith in it.
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Develop patience.
Develop the understanding that any trade regardless of how strong or weak the signal
can be a loser or a winner and never risk enough on a single trade to allow the markets to have the power to wreck my account.
Accept that I can lose more trades than I win , as long as I win more …
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Trading is a journey , that must be approached with a long-term perspective.
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Nothing is set in stone
BIG bank and trade the smallest lots you can
Don’t blame market or news, it is what it is
This is not for everyone and it’s not easy
Patience is the key
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“You don’t need to be a rocket scientist.
Investing is not a game where the guy with 160 IQ beats the guy with 130 IQ.”
— Warren Buffett
Being a genius is not a requirement to achieve success in investing.
IQ and talent are valuable, but these 2 qualities alone will not ensure success.
Rationality — emotional stability — is what’s essential.
Good habits & character, a sound temperament, and
the ability to think independently are what allows you to behave rationally.
Keep winning
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