molinajimenez
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A successful investor must be in complete control of everything he does at all times. If this factor fails, it will be impossible to have mental self-control and consequently there will be no positive results. Most investors who fail to trade have this lack.
The trader will realize that he always dominates the situation and that his mind works as it should if when he faces a chart he always has these 3 thoughts:
• It doesn't matter what the price does because I'm in control.
• It is impossible to "suffer" from a graph because I am in control.
• It doesn't matter having a sequence of losing trades because I'm in control.
Having absolute self-control also implies that each person begins by appropriately deciding initial concepts such as:
• Decision of the correct type of operator that I should be.
• Correct test method to use.
• Strict management in protection that I must have.
• Management for the correct benefit that I must carry out.
To make these decisions correctly, the trader cannot rely on the expressions "I want" or "I like", these expressions should never be used in trading. Decisions should always be made using "I can be or do" or "I should be or do."
An operator may “want” to work in short periods of time, but it may not be the best thing for him due to his circumstances or way of being. A trader may "like" working with certain assets and it may not be convenient for him either.
Ultimately, all operators will be different even if they use the same form of analysis and finding the right balance for each person is vital to establish our future self-control.
The trader will realize that he always dominates the situation and that his mind works as it should if when he faces a chart he always has these 3 thoughts:
• It doesn't matter what the price does because I'm in control.
• It is impossible to "suffer" from a graph because I am in control.
• It doesn't matter having a sequence of losing trades because I'm in control.
Having absolute self-control also implies that each person begins by appropriately deciding initial concepts such as:
• Decision of the correct type of operator that I should be.
• Correct test method to use.
• Strict management in protection that I must have.
• Management for the correct benefit that I must carry out.
To make these decisions correctly, the trader cannot rely on the expressions "I want" or "I like", these expressions should never be used in trading. Decisions should always be made using "I can be or do" or "I should be or do."
An operator may “want” to work in short periods of time, but it may not be the best thing for him due to his circumstances or way of being. A trader may "like" working with certain assets and it may not be convenient for him either.
Ultimately, all operators will be different even if they use the same form of analysis and finding the right balance for each person is vital to establish our future self-control.