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Abstract:The first year of your trading career is a critical period where you will experiment and explore plenty of things to you hone your trading skills. Moreover, the first 12 months will surely provide you some lessons you can learn from.
Let‘s breakdown the 3 important things you’ll learn in your first year as a trader:
It takes time to reach profitability in trading Forex. Do not believe anyone who says they have made thousands or millions of dollars overnight. Remember, trading Forex is not a shortcut to instant wealth. Even the greatest traders of all time did not immediately find success. It took them some time to get a grasp on the market.
During your first year, expect that there will be lots of trial and error involved. You will also find yourself mentally and emotionally exhausted. Conquer this using these tips.
Every trading day is a learning opportunity. You are bound to make mistakes trading Forex, and that’s totally fine. Embrace your mistakes and learn from them so you can avoid repeating them. You should also thrive to learn more even when you get things figured out.
Risk is part of trading that you have to deal with. Because youre still learning the ropes of trading during your first year, risk without a doubt is bigger. Risk management involves calculating the odds of your trades, as well as understanding the dynamics of the markets you are trading. Establishing effective risk management strategies allows you to limit your losses in case the market goes against you. Discipline and patience also play a key role here.
Your first year as a trader can be like a roller coaster ride filled with ups and downs. But the purpose of the ride is to learn from the lessons and become a better trader. Your road to success is just around the corner, you just have to practice a disciplined trading life.
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