Chúng tôi cảnh báo chống lại loại phương pháp tiếp cận này bởi vì các thương nhân sinh viên thậm chí không nên xem xét ý tưởng rằng trực giác có thể là một phần trong kinh doanh cho đến khi họ có cơ chế của một phương pháp xuống lạnh, có nghĩa là hàng trăm nếu không phải hàng ngàn bản demo và các giao dịch trực tiếp đăng nhập. | MASTERING THE CURRENCY MARKET sitting by the screen alone in your trading room considering markets and potential trade setups it is a completely different experience making your behavior less predictable. We once had an acquaintance say to us that he knew he needed to understand the method but that he was looking forward to acquiring the intuition of a successful trader as soon as he could. We caution against this type of approach because student traders should not even consider the idea that intuition can play a part in trading until they have the mechanics of a method down cold meaning hundreds if not thousands of demo and live trades logged. Intuition does not come from thinking or studying it comes from experience which costs time. You have to learn to crawl before you can walk and in trading that means that hope quickly gives way to frustration and fear if you can get past that you may find yourself standing at the crossroads of quitting and eventual success. It is from there that your journey will begin. We know it is hard for clients to hear this because it is not what they want to hear. People have a habit of not remembering and recording things they do not want to hear. This book attempts to help you become a better trader but will leave only a shallow impression unless you draw up your own trading plan and demo trade over and over. We will discuss ways to draw up a trading plan in Chapter 13. Patience Patience is equal in value to discipline in this game both are priceless. We ve always suspected that the reason 90 to 95 percent of retail traders lose their money is that they have no patience. 244 TRADING PSYCHOLOGY There once was a great bond trader named Charlie D. who made quite a name for himself in the business. He was a pit trader in Chicago and government bond traders in Tokyo would lament that trading in bonds was never the same after Charlie D. passed on. That may have seemed to be true but it probably had more to do with global economics than .
