I’m a trader with 10+ years of experience. When I started, I wasted time focusing only on trading strategies and ignoring my psychology. Learn from my mistakes. Here are 7 trading psychology lessons from Michael Steinhardt I wish I knew when I began: 1/ The Emotional Tightrope Mastering emotions is the key to trading success – Recognize and manage fear and…
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Are you tired of your emotions sabotaging your trades? Larry Hite, the man who turned $2,000 into $100 million, has the answer. Here’s how to develop a millionaire trader’s mindset in your spare time:🧵  Embracing the chaos of markets Uncertainty is the only constant in trading – Accept unpredictability as normal– Focus on your process, not profits– Stay calm in…
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Ray Dalio turned $3000 into a $160 billion hedge fund.  His firm outperformed 99% of all other funds. Here are 5 timeless lessons from Dalio on crafting a winning trading strategy, as a part-time trader: 1/ The Economic Chessboard Mastering market moves requires deep economic insight – Study how inflation impacts markets– Track global events religiously– Question your economic…
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The cost of trading frustration is missed opportunities. Here is how to get over emotional trading (and not blow up your trading account): 1/ Embrace the suck Frustration is part of the game. Accept it, don’t fight it – Notice when you’re getting worked up– Take a deep breath, count to ten– Say “This too shall pass” out loud Reminder:…
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One of my goals in life was to:  Escape the 9-5 grind.  But after years of chasing job security, 1 path has BLOWN all others out of the water. Here’s why trading is perfect for busy professionals who want true financial freedom:  1/ The illusion of the steady paycheck Trading shatters the myth of employment stability – Markets…
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If you can dedicate 30 minutes a day… You can build a sustainable trading career in 12 months. …without quitting your day job or risking your life savings. Follow this 6-step blueprint: 1/ The boring path to millions Slow and steady often wins the race – Start small, grow gradually– Focus on consistent, repeatable processes– Prioritize capital preservation over quick gains Embrace…
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