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Futures Trading Levels & Economic Reports for November 15, 2013

November 14th, 2013 Filed under Commodity Trading, Future Trading News, Futures Trading | Comments Off on Futures Trading Levels & Economic Reports for November 15, 2013

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Hello Traders,

For 2013 I would like to wish all of you discipline and patience in your trading! 

Learn to lose….

 

Many different factors go into trading.  Too many to discuss efficiently in one blog post. Some relate to trading techniques, other to money management, mental aspect, risk capital and much more.

But one that sticks in my eyes is the ability to take a loss. I see many clients who can make money and have days where they make money but when they lose, they lose much more, sometimes even losing control and losing a big portion of their account.

I am not sure how a trader can embed this into their trading mind, BUT in my opinion if you train your brain to expect losses, understand losses and losing days will happen, you will increase your chances of surviving in this business, which in return will actually give you a chance to succeed….

Losses are part of trading and as long as your losses are part of the plan and are quantified in advance and you can adhere to your rules, then you have a chance. I think it’s easy when traders are winning…making money etc. Much harder when you lose or down. your brain starts playing tricks on you…it tells you to double down, maybe reverse even though your analysis does not say so….all of a sudden you start pulling trades out of instinct, fear rather than a calculated plan that has solid risk/ reward. If a trader learns how to lose, to accept losses, to have realistic expectations, then he/ she can avoid having one of those terrible days when traders can lose almost of all their account.

 

I went into this subject and detailed day-trading money management in an article I wrote a few years back for SFO magazine.

 

You can read the full article at:  https://www.cannontrading.com/community/newsletter/Survivor-Day-Trading-Different-Day-Trading-Money-Management-Modified-Hours-E-Minis#two

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