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1. Be Disciplined

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Quit Bad Habits

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Lower Size if doing poorly

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Dont turn winner into loser

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Winners should always be many times bigger than losers

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Use a system and methodology, dnt trade randomly

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Be Yourself, find what suits ur https://t.co/APABCGAfrq not try to copy others.

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Always stay in game ,dnt blow out so u cannot get back in the game

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First be consistent with smaller size,then slowly increase ur size.

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Be impatient with your losers,get out!!!

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Dnt hold on to your losers

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Dnt Pray & Hope when trading.
If u r doing that, you are doing it wrong.

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Cut #Noise

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Do not take every trade as a speculation ,if u do stay small.

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Accept losing money as part of trading routine.

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Get out if trade is sideways for long time

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Avoid BIG loss

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Small wins add up.

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Dnt look for homeruns every trade

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Focus on consistency not crazy winners

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Scale Out

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Have a repetitive system and stick with it

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Do not over think

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All traders are equal, believe in urself

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Respect the market and follow market price action

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