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thyristor

Member Since May 21, 2010  5 posts Thyristor (thyristor) May 21 2010 at 09:05
Good post, I believe the first two things new traders should know are how to control their risk and how to control their emotion. If we have small account says $1000, what do think if we loss $200, etc? is it big or not. If you understand this and put into your trading strategy then I believe trading should be another way for living. Another point is to control emotion, i think the appropriate way is by learning how to program EA.
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