there are 4 types of learning paths for new traders:
1. large seed money (which they bring and use for trading while learning), (and stay) in the market for large enough period of time
= this category is invalid, doesn't happen like this unless u a genious / prodigy
2. large seed money, in the market for small period of time
= obviously, u would have been badly hit and out of the market, more or less (with a wounded ego and torn pocket)
3. small seed money, in the market for small period of time
= u are wasting time by being too shy/nervous/unsure/fearful/playing it safe. u probably don't have a method or the one which is too primitive or a mere-eyewash or not sticking to it. u may still be surviving, returning to (horse) trade occasionally but u don't have a great trading future ahead. u are likely to burn out / pissed off soon. no future in the market for the cowardly / overtly cautious / timid / indecisive traders. u are sure to fall in the gap between the two hills if u don't leap decisively from the first one towards the one ahead with some above-threshold energy/momentum.
"playing for a draw is the surest way to lose" - anatoly karpov
4. small seed money, in the market for long time
= u r destined to be successful. ponder seriously if u still haven't.
since u have been in the trading arena since long despite not betting large amounts (and hence having patience and remaining satisfied with small profits as well as small 'non-fatal' losses "till u have cracked the code"), it is enough hint that u have been through the journey awake and cautious. it is strongly indicative that u were deliberately up to something. serious observation, experimentation and learning is strongly evident.
after the 4th step, u should (rather, u would be, automatically) increasing the seed money and will be in the market practically forever, assured of a place in the "hall of non-famous but totally satisfied very successful traders"
1. large seed money (which they bring and use for trading while learning), (and stay) in the market for large enough period of time
= this category is invalid, doesn't happen like this unless u a genious / prodigy
2. large seed money, in the market for small period of time
= obviously, u would have been badly hit and out of the market, more or less (with a wounded ego and torn pocket)
3. small seed money, in the market for small period of time
= u are wasting time by being too shy/nervous/unsure/fearful/playing it safe. u probably don't have a method or the one which is too primitive or a mere-eyewash or not sticking to it. u may still be surviving, returning to (horse) trade occasionally but u don't have a great trading future ahead. u are likely to burn out / pissed off soon. no future in the market for the cowardly / overtly cautious / timid / indecisive traders. u are sure to fall in the gap between the two hills if u don't leap decisively from the first one towards the one ahead with some above-threshold energy/momentum.
"playing for a draw is the surest way to lose" - anatoly karpov
4. small seed money, in the market for long time
= u r destined to be successful. ponder seriously if u still haven't.
since u have been in the trading arena since long despite not betting large amounts (and hence having patience and remaining satisfied with small profits as well as small 'non-fatal' losses "till u have cracked the code"), it is enough hint that u have been through the journey awake and cautious. it is strongly indicative that u were deliberately up to something. serious observation, experimentation and learning is strongly evident.
after the 4th step, u should (rather, u would be, automatically) increasing the seed money and will be in the market practically forever, assured of a place in the "hall of non-famous but totally satisfied very successful traders"
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