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Hello everybody,
I'm a bit disappointed with the end of the week. I had had a strong start of the month with my balance going over 100.000 $ but I've lost half of it because of bad positions (GBP/AUD , EUR/NZD, GBP/NZD). I was long on all of them but the market proved me wrong. Anyways, there's no rush. An article came up as I was about to write this article. An article that DAYTRADER21 wrote. He speaks about traders who rush in and over trader the first week instead of working their way up very slowly but steady and getting to the top by the end of every month. I have to agree with that saying. This has to do with patience. You have to be skillful and work day by day to grab the opportunities (if there are there). There's no need to be on top the first week just to reassure yourself but then not being able to perform on a long term period. I guess we all know that this is what makes a good trader: good performance on a long time period. Someone who's worked so much that they are able to go out there and no matter the situation, get at least a little something out of the market.
I'm a bit disappointed with the end of the week. I had had a strong start of the month with my balance going over 100.000 $ but I've lost half of it because of bad positions (GBP/AUD , EUR/NZD, GBP/NZD). I was long on all of them but the market proved me wrong. Anyways, there's no rush. An article came up as I was about to write this article. An article that DAYTRADER21 wrote. He speaks about traders who rush in and over trader the first week instead of working their way up very slowly but steady and getting to the top by the end of every month. I have to agree with that saying. This has to do with patience. You have to be skillful and work day by day to grab the opportunities (if there are there). There's no need to be on top the first week just to reassure yourself but then not being able to perform on a long term period. I guess we all know that this is what makes a good trader: good performance on a long time period. Someone who's worked so much that they are able to go out there and no matter the situation, get at least a little something out of the market.
