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		<title>Find Your Own Trading Method</title>
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Try to find a trading method that will reflect your psychological bias towards trading. Not all traders have the patience to trade a computerized system and watch the trades give back large amounts of open equity. Quite frankly, the heyday of $3,000 magical black box systems seems to have run ...</description>
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Anyone is allowed to make one mistake. When the same mistake is repeated a second time, caution should be noted. The third repetition of the same mistake constitutes self-destructive habitual behavior that must be reversed. All trading must stop immediately until the trader's self-discipline is thoroughly examined. Once the reason ...</description>
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		<title>Planning For Contingencies</title>
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No one likes to think about the worst-case scenario, or to make a detailed plan to recover should it happen. It's just one strategy for learning how to trade in a relaxed but focused way so that, should you ever face a severe financial setback, you can recover from it. ...</description>
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		<title>The Nature of the Trading Business</title>
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Consider the following: As a trader you are in a business. Your strongest opponent has plenty of capital. He follows a program and he does it without emotion. He is totally aware of the fact that no one knows where the next tick will fall. Whereas he usually has good ...</description>
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What if you really have a problem not getting stressed out from trading pressure?
 
Experience and trading from a plan can help you to make trades in a carefree, relaxed, and focused manner. It is important that you avoid  putting unnecessary pressure on yourself. Success or failure is not riding on ...</description>
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