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#11 - #15#11 THE FIRST LOSS IS THE BEST LOSS.Once you come to the realization that your trade is no good it.s best to exit immediately. .It.s never a loser until you get out. and .Not to worry, it.ll come back. are often said tongue in cheek, by traders in the pit. Once the phrase is stated, it is an affirmation that the trader realizes that the trade is no good, it is not coming back and it is

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Whether trading stocks, futures, options or FX, traders confront the single most important question: to trade trend or range? And they answer this question by assessing the price environment; doing so accurately greatly enhances a trader's chance of success. Trend or range are two distinct price properties requiring almost diametrically opposed mindsets and money-management techniques.

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By Kim-Mai CutlerFeb. 13 (Bloomberg) -- The pound climbed to a two-week high against the euro after the Bank of England raised its inflation forecast, prompting traders to pare bets on interest-rate cuts.Britain's currency also traded near the highest level in a week versus the dollar after the central bank forecast in its quarterly inflation report today that price growth will overshoot its 2

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Written by Robert W. ColbyReserves are funds in our account that are held back from trading, and usually parked safely on the sidelines in risk-less money-market instruments. The effect of holding reserves is to reduce net leverage. A workable rule of thumb that has evolved over time out of the real-world trading arena is to limit net leverage to 30%.To see how reserves, leverage and net leverage

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Forex Articles | Written by Jimmy Young |This simple exercise will increase Forex profits 100% and works for 99% of all short-term FX traders - stop trading so much - widen out your stops - widen out your profit targets - and only trade in the direction of the trend indicated by 4 hour chart.1) Stop trading so muchSure there are no commissions but the spreads are HUGE and believe it or not (well

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Articles Library | General Trading Articles | Written by Jim Wyckoff |Before You Make a Trade: 10 Critical QuestionsA "Trading Checklist" of prioritized criteria not only will help you decide when to execute a trade, but will also help you identify potential winning trades.What kind of stuff should a trader put on a Trading Checklist? That depends on the individual trader. Each trader should

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Written by Jim WyckoffExperienced futures traders know there are many correlations among futures markets - some of which are valuable guides in helping to determine specific market trends, and some of which are fickle. This educational feature will examine some basic correlations among futures markets, and will likely be most beneficial to the less-experienced traders. However, it just might be a

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The headline of this educational feature pertains not to swimming but to trading. Most professional traders do not hold onto their losing positions for very long. Once a trading position goes "under water" most professional traders will immediately begin looking for an exit strategy-if they do not already have one in place (and most do) via protective stops.I had lunch with my trading mentor the

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Articles Library | Money Management Articles | Written by Robert Colby |Seven Time-Tested Money Management Rules to Insure Survival over the Long Run1. Always Preserve Capital. Traders should limit loss to 1% of total capital for any one position.2. Always trade in the direction of the larger trends, with the most emphasis on the Primary Tide that lasts many months or years. In a Bull Market,

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Articles Library | Money Management Articles | Written by Chuck LeBeau |We get a lot of questions about various complex money management (MM) formulas and our preferences. We don't comment on this subject very often because money management is such a personal issue that it would be impossible to give any universal advice that would be specific enough to have value. Everyone seems to have

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"Mental Fitness for Traders" Series Article SixBelieve it or not, it's true what they say …Visualizing your future the way you want it, is much more likely to make that future a reality.I'm a "doubter" by nature and this notion of visualizing didn't really make much sense to me when I heard about it the first hundred times.I mean, come on!Sit in a quiet place and wish and hope and pray and all

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by : Van K. Tharp, Ph.D.My book, Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom, is all about the subject of system development. It's about constructing a system that fits you, and then testing that system so that you have confidence in it. Confidence in your system is a part of having faith. Following is a quote from the conclusion of the book in which I was having a conversation."Nothing is exact. You can

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by Norman HallettYou read about the Gurus of trading. There's a group of them that started with their last few dollars and ran it up to millions because of a simple strategy they can teach you. There's another group of Gurus that claim hard work, long study and signing up for their newsletter will lead you to where you want to go.All Gurus want you to "learn from their mistakes." They ask, "Why

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Written by Jay Lakhani At Bindal FX, we believe that 90% of trades lose money, It is not that they do not know the strategies or are not aware of the iron-clad trades that they see.The reason most traders fail, is because of their psychology and not having a correct mindset.. In the E Course, we cover most areas of the Trading Psychology, such as Fear, Discipline, Having a Trading Plan and so

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I would like to share and discuss here about the questioner which I took one month before, and this is the vote result.Which one is most difficult ?Floating your loss 17%Floating your profit 29%Cut your loss 35%Closing your profit 17%Quite surprising result, the fact is most traders are still afraid to cut their loss than floating the profit or closing the profit. Actually I also see some

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figure 1By Scott BlackTechnical analysis is a useful tool that allows a trader to anticipate certain market activity before it occurs. These anticipations are drawn from previous chart patterns, probabilities of certain trade setups and a trader's previous experience. Over time, anticipation can eliminate the need for over-analyzing market direction as well as identifying clear, objective areas

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=Visit my daily fundamental news flash updated too in this blog=By Jason Van BergenIt is simply not possible for any trader - whether amateur, professional or anywhere in between - to avoid every single loss. The disciplined trader is fully cognizant of the inevitability of losing hard-earned profits and, as such, is able to accept losses without emotional upheaval. At the same time, however,

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1. Always Preserve Capital. Traders should limit loss to 1% of total capital for any one position.2. Always trade in the direction of the larger trends, with the most emphasis on the Primary Tide that lasts many months or years. In a Bull Market, look only for opportunities to enter long and close long. In a Bear Market, look only for opportunities to enter short and close short.3. Always use

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By Matt BlackmanMatt Blackman, the host of TradeSystemGuru.com, is a technical trader, author, keynote speaker and regular contributor to a number of trading publications and investment/trading websites in North America and Europe. He also writes a weekly market letter.There is an old saying in business: "Fail to plan and you plan to fail." It may sound glib, but those who are serious about being

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By Boris Schlossberg, Senior Currency StrategistAlmost every successful businessman will tell you that record keeping is critical to running an efficient business. Whether designing sophisticated aeronautics or simply selling scented soap, all businesses record and analyze their transactions to refine and optimize execution. When it comes to trading FX, however, very few traders diligently record

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This was a comment for blog topic : Avoid Making the Prediction in the Market from my friend Bigdaddy11.  Since he attached a good article, so I publish it in to one topic it self, so you read directly from this blog.Comment :Predict the market is nonsense.....even it's just for entertaining. So...instead of thinking how to predict the market, better we learn what trading teachs us about

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Written by Dr. Van K Tharp | Most people make a big deal out of market prediction. They think they need to be right 70% or better in order to "pass" the exam that the market gives them. They also believe that they might get an "A" if they could be right 95% of the time. The need to predict the market steps from this desire to be right. People believe that they cannot be right unless they can

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1. Never, Ever, Ever, Under Any Circumstance, Add to a Losing Position... not ever, not never! Adding to losing positions is trading's carcinogen; it is trading's driving while intoxicated. It will lead to ruin. Count on it! 2. Trade Like a Wizened Mercenary Soldier: We must fight on the winning side, not on the side we may believe to be correct economically. 3. Mental Capital Trumps Real Capital

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