This post is about how to get more proactive about changing the fear of being wrong in trading.
Trading is quite an adventure. While there are great days, there are also days where you feel like you are living in your biggest nightmare. In this post, I’d like to share some advice; offer a few words of wisdom.
Trading takes a lot of self-discipline. Self-discipline gets you consistency, and consistency makes success achievable within an acceptable amount of time.
Did you ever stop and notice what goes on in your mind when you’re trading – the kind of thoughts and feelings that arise?
Over the course of our lives, we run across all types of adverse situations. Some examples might include you losing your job; you’re backstabbed by a member of your inner circle, your love interest rejects you, you lose a good chunk of your capital in the market. Most of those situations have the potential to
My goal here at Trading Composure is to help show people what trading is all about – it’s not just about trading systems, analysis, and risk management. There’s also a mindset component to it all that too many people ignore. And because they ignore it, they never really get to a point where they can