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Lousy trade experiences are indeed very important to draw lessons from. Searching pass to see exactly what you've done is also equally significant. Personally I believe it important to review winnings more for the following reasons...
-It is depressing to keep going back to feel and examine everything has gone wrong like going through bad experience when isn't bad enough. Most individuals wouldn't possess the mental aptitude to correct. Why is it that you believe problem gamblers keep repeating their cycle of losing if they have known better?
-Modern thinking in performance improvement has advoed that mental replays or creativity of winning before stepping into activity enhances results tremendously in regions like sports. In trading it is tough to envision exactly what you've done wrong because you still have to go through pain which is not what we're designed 32, and correct it.
If runners envision themselves crossing the finish line first ahead of the gun goes off, if golfers envision themselves picking up the trophy the night before the game. . .should't we do the same?
-Folks have a tendency to condemm themselves for their errors, condemnation does not help in trading or any other endeavours. What helps?
Seeing what you've done right provides you with the guts to trade every day.
So spend your weekend studying errors, but spent more time looking at these profits and think how you can increase them. Then examine other people's success if you don't have some. Be a joyful trader
mARK
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