Friday, July 16, 2010
MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE TO BEGINNERS IN FOREX
Trading is difficult, in my opinion, but you can be successful at it.
So don't give up and don't pressure yourself. I started trading forex
live in 2009. I only became profitable consistently from FEBUARY 2010. That
is ONE good year of torture.
But this is what I discovered, patience to wait for your market setup.
Discipline to follow the rules of your trade is the only thing you need
to be successful. Anyone can come up with a trading system of
strategy that will win 80% of the time.
The question is the implementation of the trading strategy. How do
you deal with this, practice practice practice.
I traded my $250account to $5,466 within 2 months, when I decided
to stick to my rules no matter what. I always place my initial stop loss
and then move my stops as the markets move in my favor. If they don't
move in my favor, I am stopped out.
There is not easy way. You must bring yourself to consistently take this
decision. It works. In your case, what I would suggest is to get a good
mentor. Someone who can evaluate your trades to help you identify what
you are doing wrong. Don't be afraid to show your mentor your past trading
record. Once I look at my losses, I was able to pin-point the mistakes I was
making and I decided to make some changes. Once I did the gains began
to flow.
So don't give up and don't pressure yourself. I started trading forex
live in 2009. I only became profitable consistently from FEBUARY 2010. That
is ONE good year of torture.
But this is what I discovered, patience to wait for your market setup.
Discipline to follow the rules of your trade is the only thing you need
to be successful. Anyone can come up with a trading system of
strategy that will win 80% of the time.
The question is the implementation of the trading strategy. How do
you deal with this, practice practice practice.
I traded my $250account to $5,466 within 2 months, when I decided
to stick to my rules no matter what. I always place my initial stop loss
and then move my stops as the markets move in my favor. If they don't
move in my favor, I am stopped out.
There is not easy way. You must bring yourself to consistently take this
decision. It works. In your case, what I would suggest is to get a good
mentor. Someone who can evaluate your trades to help you identify what
you are doing wrong. Don't be afraid to show your mentor your past trading
record. Once I look at my losses, I was able to pin-point the mistakes I was
making and I decided to make some changes. Once I did the gains began
to flow.
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