2. The best traders are not born, they create themselves - through hard work & persistence.
25 Hard-hitting truths every Trader should know -
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2. The best traders are not born, they create themselves - through hard work & persistence.
4. Forming a view is easy - acting on it is hard.
6. Without data, your views are just opinions - the market will send them to 'trash' in a second.
8. Unless you find your 'edge' you won't survive here.
10. The more easier any trade looks - the more dangerous it is.
12. If you don't trust yourself - you won't make big success here
14. The lesser you rely on indicators - the sharper your trades will be.
16. Risk management is the biggest holy grail you'll ever get.
18. If your previous trade's result is affecting your next trade - you have a long way to go.
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25 Hard-hitting truths every Trader should know -
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