Today I want to address the answer to a question that is asked very rarely but is critical to long-term results.
This question is shaped as follows:
What is the best system for you?
I believe this question is at least as important as the previous one and for many people more important.

Growth in trading take 2 paths: technical or psychological

Technical changes are improvements to the system. In psychological way you look for your weaknesses, and when you find them, you treat working on them as a step forward.

Maybe the losses you are experiencing have something in common? It’s not worth waiting for the market to turn around – that’s a toxic idea. If the trade does not meet the assumptions – it is better to go for a loss.

Trader’s decision making process in trading is one of the most important concepts for me. Why? Trading results depend on it. So, what is the decision-making process in trading?

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This article is the result of a conversation I had with a trader whom I like and respect. He didn’t like Linda Bradford Raschke’s new training. Similar arguments often come up in conversations – “why is Linda training when she can make (more) money in the markets?”
As it turns out, there are at least eight good reasons why good traders should train.

– “I suffered a series of severe losses, and to this day, I still can’t get it together.” In this quote, my investor friend described a difficult period he was going through. Life events had made him more stressed than usual, and, to make matters worse, a series of losses had occurred. As a result, he was unable to return to the market. Instead, he sat in front of the computer, looked at the signals, and could not open a trade.