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In Avoid predicting the markets, Rather be reactive.
Nov 11 at 11:29
Even for a beginner, the main thing is to learn how to control yourself and not chase after a big profit right away
In Beginner's Tips
Nov 11 at 11:20
Every new coach needs to understand that this is really a job that requires focus and that you need to be very attentive and consistent.
In Impulse Trading and How to Avoid It
Nov 11 at 11:18
Patience and a well-designed trading plan will really help you avoid unwanted mistakes.
In How to test my system Performance?
Nov 11 at 11:17
You just need to learn to control your emotions, not to panic, focus on this, develop a strategy correctly, test it on a demo account, and then the risks can be minimized.
In having a losses
Oct 21 at 13:49
Whether this hour of trading is lost, without which it will be impossible to develop in this area, and you need to be mentally prepared for this.
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