>>this is a kind of proverbial statement , which highlights different aspects of life too other than trading.
But in trading and as a trader it's helps you be a bit rational and less irrational in decision making, rather than being emotional when you have losses in trading, you should actually see it as something that's always meant to happen. Its like a learning process that never ends.
Anytime you trade always be self prepared for losses, but at the same time keep your hopes high for positive results.
This is a nice one, I mean both the heading and the body and as short as it is, it carries the needed information and advice. I agree to them since most traders are victims of trading because of the easy way they see trading and most painfully the way people introduced it to them as if it is a simple walkover, which is not true.But in trading and as a trader it's helps you be a bit rational and less irrational in decision making, rather than being emotional when you have losses in trading, you should actually see it as something that's always meant to happen. Its like a learning process that never ends.
Anytime you trade always be self prepared for losses, but at the same time keep your hopes high for positive results.
The minds of such traders are often positioned to trade and earn so easily, some would even advertise it as cheaply as going to an ATM machine with a master card (not the company) that unlocked free money from the machine. I wonder why people would not be so relaxed in that. When they face reality, it might have been too late. By virtue, some may overcome it, but some will leave trading ASAP.
For this, preparing oneself with such advice given will go a long way to rather get prepared for the worst, and if the trader got there and found it cheap, good luck, after all, he didn't relax his mind towards the trading battle.
