1. Revenge trading - trying to get back losing trades
2. Irrational trading - not thinking well and not watching/controlling emotion
3. Not sticking to one strategy - not following trading guidelines
1. Revenge trading - trying to get back losing trades
2. Irrational trading - not thinking well and not watching/controlling emotion
3. Not sticking to one strategy - not following trading guidelines
1. There is no opportunity in the world that trading the stock market offers - where ever you are
2. Not much amount of money/capital involved
3. No need to look for client to sell or ask for any kind of odd jobs, no advertising, no interview prep in case you are looking for a top notch job
4. The money is there for the taking at any given moment
5. No need to deal with anyone - annoying co-workers or superiors
6. Need to learn and study - takes time but if taken seriously - the benefit is for the long run
7. Find the niche - right market to trade (prefer micro futures, need only $200 to start)
Keep Trading and Oberving
1. Don't expect to trade whenever you turn on your computer
2. Always put stop loss - set stop at desired risk per trade
3. Observe the price movement - if the trade doesn't work at a certain time, get out, enter again if there is the potential move
4. Focus - keep focus when trading, don't do any activity, watch the trade like a hawk
5. Keep taking profit, don't lose the amount you're gaining
Keep Observing and Trading