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TRADING PSYCHOLOGY


systems is the following: I have never found a system that works for more than 6 to 12 months consistently.


Markets change – the system needs to be adapted, so flexibility is key – one needs to be able to continue to adapt even if the system in use is algorithmic. Once you have entered a trade you need to be able to get out on time. This brings us to the problem of post entry management.


Opening a


position is easy, closing it is much more difficult – you need to be able to get out in


profit and


Forget about usual behavior patterns. The market is a completely different world.


you need to be able to take a loss when necessary. Many of us have experienced a trade that is profitable and while we are considering whether or not to take some profits, the P/L becomes negative. We will cover post-entry management rules in details.


Forget about your usual behavioural habits


To reach mental discipline you will need to forget a set of common


these usual behavior patterns won’t help you survive in trading, quite the opposite – they will contribute to destroying your trading account. I will cover this aspect in depth in this series of articles.


A good mental attitude is “objective trading”, in other words, if you fail to be objective about a pattern that you see, you will start having doubts about yourself and whether you should execute a trade right now or not, you


behavior patterns, which most people apply in their daily life, and that are completely useless and even harmful in a trading environment. Not only


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will then miss an opportunity, which will generate pain and psychological damage. Subsequently, if you decide to make a trade and it goes bad, you will


start having


doubts about your approach – whether the pattern you have identified works or not. To avoid this negative cycle, you should be objective and concentrate exclusively on your trading.


A successful approach


Now, let’s see


what is the best way


your skills and to


to improve become


a successful trader.


The importance of training


The best way to improve your trading skills is through trading simulation like in a real trading environment. As you’ve learned the key is to be able to focus on your skills and not on the money.


During my coaching sessions, I realized that professional traders didn’t have the right tool to practice their skills and strategies. That’s why I developed a training software


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