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Articles  Wednesday February 1 , 2012 07:54 GMT
Tips for Traders: Part IX

Attempting to improve our trading skills, we continue to bring you the latest in our series of Tips for Traders!

Focus not only on the money but on the behavior and manner to become a successful trader!

First advice:

Distance yourself from a gambling behavior.

Some traders look at trading as a kind of gambling without trying to learn the concepts that dominate the market price behaviors. You should plan to learn the scientific rules that control the chart to be able to make money and cut losses in the proper time.

Markets echo similar patterns and formations that allow you to catch reliable trends and that is why a scientific approach is applicable.

In gambling, you don’t need science to make profits!

Second advice:

Trust the science you learned!

Don’t often follow this voice which tells you to exit a trade because price will reverse when the chart doesn’t create a confirmed sign of reversal.

If you mistrust your knowledge, explore how to increase it until you understand and trust it.

Finally, don't forget to trust your tools!

 To check part VIII-click here-

 

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