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- Dropplan replied Oct 11, 2019
Don't get your panties all knotted-up, girl scout.
- Dropplan replied Oct 11, 2019
The best performers in any discipline will set process goals instead of outcome goals.
- Dropplan replied Oct 10, 2019
Strategy For Today, Tomorrow , Forever.... 1. A Small Win 2. A Small Loss 3. A Big Win 4. Break even
- Dropplan replied Sep 27, 2019
"If someone tried to take control of your body and make you a slave, you would fight for freedom. Yet how easily you hand over your mind to anyone who insults you. When you dwell on their words and let them dominate your thoughts, you make them your ...
- Dropplan replied Sep 23, 2019
Winning traders perform well under uncertainty because oftentimes they know exactly what they’re going to do. They have a plan, and they’ve taken the time to understand why that plan works, and why following it is the best course of action for them.
- Dropplan replied Sep 20, 2019
If there's a discord between your opinion and your plan, drop the opinion and stick with the plan. You're only allowed to go with your instincts every now and then when you have a certain amount of experience under your belt ―usually a few years.
- Dropplan replied Sep 19, 2019
In trading, since real money is involved, it's very easy to let raw, instinctual responses take over rational, strategic thinking. Hence, being a good trader is anything but easy. It really requires a superior mode of thinking and being.
- Dropplan replied Sep 18, 2019
Often, people do pretty well in paper trading. But in live trading, all hell breaks loose. This is proof that the predicament is fundamentally a mindset one.
- Dropplan replied Sep 17, 2019
When you develop self-control, self-discipline and accountability, and when you take responsibility for writing rules, making plans and holding yourself accountable, you separate yourself from the crowd. Then you can observe it from the outside. You ...
- Dropplan replied Sep 16, 2019
If you’re a beginner, understand that you won’t be a beginner forever. Your years as a beginner are the most formative ones. The experiences you’re going through will stay with you and shape up the expert you’ll eventually become. So, embrace the ...
- Dropplan replied Sep 15, 2019
Every action you perform as a trader is a vote for that type of identity. So what identity do you want to take, that of a struggling trader or that of a disciplined trader?
- Dropplan replied Sep 14, 2019
Many issues that you'll face in trading have a simple solution: Be less in your head and more with your plan.
- Dropplan replied Sep 12, 2019
First rule of trading: everything is your fault! Accept this. The sooner you do, the sooner you can begin working on improving the quality of YOUR decisions.
- Dropplan replied Sep 11, 2019
When you're finally able to look at the market and deal with your trades in a dispassionate way, you have adopted the quality of a professional money-making trader. That's when the fun begins.
- Dropplan replied Sep 6, 2019
As a trader, your troubles are fear-based. If you can understand that fear ―how it manifests itself, what it incites you to do/not do, what triggers it― and if you vow to learn to work with it, you're at a mature stage in your development. Good ...
- Dropplan replied Sep 5, 2019
If you have a genuine desire to understand yourself, the market, and the endeavor of trading, you will generally do well. On the other hand, if you're guided by a desire to get rich quick, you will generally look for short-cuts that will, very ...
- Dropplan replied Sep 4, 2019
At the core of this journey is the goal of transforming your life. But then, why don't you start with your own mind? Everything begins and ends there...
- Dropplan replied Sep 2, 2019
A very good interview on trading: Mark Douglas Discussed Trading Psychology, Risk and much more video
- Dropplan replied Sep 2, 2019
Compete against yourself, not others. With each trade, try to set a personal record, not for profits but for how well you manage your trade(s) and yourself.