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🫀THREE BODY PARTS INVOLVED IN TRADING🧠 📊Trading is an art and science all at once, requiring various skill sets and tools to be successful. While a keen eye for market trends, quick decision-making abilities and financial literacy are essential in trading, it's the three body parts that are often overlooked but play a significant role in the process- the brain, the heart and the gut. 🧠The Brain: It's the most crucial and obvious part of the trading process. Your brain's decision-making activities impact every trade you make. You need to be analytical and rational, looking at data to make informed decisions on how to invest. Using a combination of market analysis, statistical models, and technical and fundamental analysis, traders rely on their brain to identify market patterns, assess news, and devise strategies to stay ahead of the curve. However, trading purely on analytical data can lead to overthinking and paralysis analysis. You need to balance your analytical side with your emotional responses, which brings us to the next body part- the heart. 🫀The Heart: When we talk about a trader's heart, we’re not talking about love or emotions but rather the emotional response to investing. The emotional fortitude required for trading should not be underestimated, and emotional intelligence is just as valuable a trait for a trader as anything else. Emotional intelligence refers to the ability to manage and regulate emotions under high stress, and traders need to possess it to manage the highs and lows of the trading world. It's natural for a trader to panic or feel anxiety, especially during a volatile market. However, allowing your emotions to get the best can lead to poor decisions, such as selling too quickly or holding on too long. Hence, traders must control their responses by remaining calm and keeping their perceived ideas about market changes. The investor's mindset plays a vital role in trading to keep emotions under control, remain focused and stick to a well-considered investment plan. 🎲The Gut: The last body part is the least discussed but an essential body part for many traders - the gut. Many traders often say they've developed a gut feeling, which helps them make decisions about trading. However, the gut feeling is not mere speculation, it tends to be based on the knowledge and experience that a trader has accumulated over time. It's a combination of intuition and years of experience, which guide a trader toward quick decisions when the rational mind is stuck. The gut feeling is the culmination of various inputs like market trends, trading experience, technical analysis, and trustworthy sources which the brain stores in the memory banks. No matter how advanced technology trading becomes, the human touch of trusting on the gut feeling remains an essential element in trading. 📝In conclusion, trading is dependent on the interaction between the brain, heart, and gut. As a trader, you need to keep a balance between the three body parts to succeed in the dynamic and fast-paced trading world. You must develop a trading strategy relying on data, experience, emotional intelligence and core beliefs so that you can make trading decisions that are right for you. I Hope you guys learned something new today✅ Wish you all Best Of Luck👍 😇And may the odds be always in your favor😇 Dear followers, let me know, what topic interests you for new educational posts?
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDEducation
by SignalProvider
6
🫀THREE BODY PARTS INVOLVED IN TRADING🧠 📊Trading is an art and science all at once, requiring various skill sets and tools to be successful. While a keen eye for market trends, quick decision-making abilities and financial literacy are essential in trading, it's the three body parts that are often overlooked but play a significant role in the process- the brain, the heart and the gut. 🧠The Brain: It's the most crucial and obvious part of the trading process. Your brain's decision-making activities impact every trade you make. You need to be analytical and rational, looking at data to make informed decisions on how to invest. Using a combination of market analysis, statistical models, and technical and fundamental analysis, traders rely on their brain to identify market patterns, assess news, and devise strategies to stay ahead of the curve. However, trading purely on analytical data can lead to overthinking and paralysis analysis. You need to balance your analytical side with your emotional responses, which brings us to the next body part- the heart. 🫀The Heart: When we talk about a trader's heart, we’re not talking about love or emotions but rather the emotional response to investing. The emotional fortitude required for trading should not be underestimated, and emotional intelligence is just as valuable a trait for a trader as anything else. Emotional intelligence refers to the ability to manage and regulate emotions under high stress, and traders need to possess it to manage the highs and lows of the trading world. It's natural for a trader to panic or feel anxiety, especially during a volatile market. However, allowing your emotions to get the best can lead to poor decisions, such as selling too quickly or holding on too long. Hence, traders must control their responses by remaining calm and keeping their perceived ideas about market changes. The investor's mindset plays a vital role in trading to keep emotions under control, remain focused and stick to a well-considered investment plan. 🎲The Gut: The last body part is the least discussed but an essential body part for many traders - the gut. Many traders often say they've developed a gut feeling, which helps them make decisions about trading. However, the gut feeling is not mere speculation, it tends to be based on the knowledge and experience that a trader has accumulated over time. It's a combination of intuition and years of experience, which guide a trader toward quick decisions when the rational mind is stuck. The gut feeling is the culmination of various inputs like market trends, trading experience, technical analysis, and trustworthy sources which the brain stores in the memory banks. No matter how advanced technology trading becomes, the human touch of trusting on the gut feeling remains an essential element in trading. 📝In conclusion, trading is dependent on the interaction between the brain, heart, and gut. As a trader, you need to keep a balance between the three body parts to succeed in the dynamic and fast-paced trading world. You must develop a trading strategy relying on data, experience, emotional intelligence and core beliefs so that you can make trading decisions that are right for you. I Hope you guys learned something new today✅ Wish you all Best Of Luck👍 😇And may the odds be always in your favor😇 Do you like this post? Do you want more articles like that?
Education
by ProSignalsFx
5
6 Character Traits to Develop or Refine Your Day Trading Career It may seem as if developing a career in forex day trading is about finding a strategy, practicing it regularly, and making bundles of money. Yes, it is about that. But, where are our characteristics on that list? To become a successful day trader, you need to develop specific features to implement an effective strategy that delivers results in all market conditions. We may not be entirely aware, but we do use them daily, and maybe, at times, we notice that we should work more on developing these. These characteristics are innately a part of us. It is essential to work on developing these characteristics that guide you towards building a thriving day trading career. It is good to know that not all successful day traders inherently have the ability to succeed without hard work. For most, it takes weeks, months, and years. By continuing to read, you will realize why you should develop the skills sooner rather than later. 1. Discipline Discipline requires boundaries and mental acceptance. It’s one of the many characteristics used to achieve in day trading. Even though some beg to differ – they say that a well-developed trading plan was their way to success. But how disciplined are they to follow it? Being disciplined is vital when deciding which products to trade. Thousands of products are traded throughout the day, and It is very overwhelming with infinite opportunities thrown to you at once. Devise a schedule that revolves around the best times for you to trade. Select a product to trade and stick to both the product and your plan. 2. Patience If you haven’t started trading yet, you will soon realize that it is a “waiting game” with loads of patience needed – but with fantastic profit too. It can be challenging for beginner traders who don’t have enough patience and find it challenging to wait or watch the markets. If you enter the market at a time when nothing is happening, you may blame your luck and try to jump in or out of the tradestoo early. You may land up building resentment, and it will not suffice. 3. Adaptability Change is a characteristic that is either always welcomed or never welcomed at all. When becoming a trader, you will accept that day trading as a career is ever-changing. To be a successful trader, you will have to work through some discomfort to adapt to fluctuations quickly. It is extremely rare to have two trading days that are the same or similar to one another, which means you must adjust to different scenarios in the market. 4. Mental Strength Day trading is about gaining the mental strength that can withstand the losses that the market throws at you. Some days there can be no losses thrown at you, yet on other days, this is all you will see, and it can be soul-destroying. More positively, there will be times when you are on a losing streak, and it’s at this stage when the pro traders are looking for opportunities to bounce back. Do not be disheartened if you are disappointed after losing a trade or if your strategy isn’t delivering the results you expect. 5. Let Go Preparations for your losses don’t mean that you should continue grinding it out on the market and continue to lose your capital. If your mental strength gives you the courage to walk away from the suffering of your continuous losses – do that! Walk away! 6. Independence At the beginning of your trading career, it is a good idea to reach out to fellow traders and mentors to help you with the building blocks. These contacts will recommend trading videos, podcasts, books, forums, and articles to build your skills and confidence. However, if you want your trading career to take off smoothly, then learn some of the critical skills by yourself. Develop a sense of independence, where you do not rely on others. Having to rely on help or opinions all the time is tiresome. Once you have developed a trading strategy that works, you should not listen to every opinion from others. Be focused on doing what works for you. Thanks for reading bro, you are the best☺️ Like, comment and subscribe to boost your trading! Hey traders, let me know what subject do you want to dive in in the next post
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by TopTradingSignals
18
TURN ON YOUR BRAINWith age, mental clarity deteriorates, we get tired faster and cannot focus on completing tasks for a long time. At the same time, age is not the only reason for the decline in performance. Lifestyle also plays an important role in this. Poor nutrition, lack of sleep and lack of exercise, constant stress, smoking and environmental pollution factors – all this leads to damage to fragile brain cells. Our brain is very strong and, if we help it, it will work at full power again. Today I want to share with you five ways to improve the work of your brain. Let's go! Healthy fats To improve cognitive functions of the brain, as well as the prevention of mental and affective disorders, it is advised to use flax seeds, salmon and walnuts in food, because they contain a large amount of omega-3 fatty acids. These acids improve and support the ability of your brain to adapt to different situations, improve memory and increase learning ability. Many studies have shown that the use of omega-3 fatty acids increases a person's IQ. In addition, it has been proven that the lack of omega-3 fatty acids leads to the development of mental disorders. Green tea Green tea is recommended to protect the brain from the effects of free radicals. It is full of nutrients and trace elements, rich in antioxidants. In addition, green tea promotes fat burning and increases the metabolic rate in the body. Green tea helps to improve short-term memory and improve cognitive functions of the brain. Physical activity It has long been known and repeatedly proven the positive effect of physical activity on the brain. Some people think that physical activity means a lot of intense and hard sports, but this is not the case. Scientists have proven that it is enough to take a 40-minute walk at least once a week. Such activity improves neural connections, reduces the influence of age on brain function and enhances cognitive skills. In addition to walking, warm-up exercises have a positive effect on the work of the brain. Scientists have proven that the inclusion of warm-up exercises in daily activities improves brain function, helps to cope with tasks faster and better. Foods that stimulate brain activity Proper nutrition and proper diet are very important for brain function. Scientists have proven that children who ate before going to school absorbed the material better and were easier to learn. In addition, people who followed a proper healthy diet had a lower risk of developing brain disorders in old age. To improve brain function, it is recommended to take the following products: • Dark chocolate. It has been proven that it enhances the attention and concentration ability of the brain. • Broccoli. It is rich in vitamin K, which is known to enhance cognitive and thinking abilities. • Blueberries. It contains anthocyanins and antioxidants that support interneuronal connections in the brain and contribute to the prevention of memory loss. • Nuts. They contain a large amount of magnesium, a trace element that is responsible for improving both short-term and long-term memory. • Pumpkin seeds. They are a source of zinc for your body, which is extremely necessary for improving memory and thinking skills. • Greens, asparagus, olives, and whole grains are also rich in vitamin E, which probably helps prevent cognitive decline, especially in the elderly. The superfoods mentioned above contribute to the activation of the intellectual resources of the brain, improve memory and increase efficiency. Music Surely you have turned on music more than once during workouts to better tune in to physical activity. In addition, people listen to calm music to relax. And what about training? It has been proven that classical music increases concentration and improves the level of self-discipline. In addition, it was proved that students who listened to Mozart's works against the background demonstrated the best results in processing spatial and linguistic information. Scientists have proven that music reduces stress levels, which has a positive effect on brain function and reduces the occurrence of chronic diseases, mental disorders and slows down brain aging. Result Our brain, like the rest of the body, needs care. Proper nutrition, physical activity and music contribute to improving brain function. All these tips will inevitably lead you to a new level of brain activity. Watch your body! Good luck! Traders, if you liked this idea or if you have your own opinion about it, write in the comments. I will be glad 👩‍💻
Education
by Lingrid
17
Visualization and Trading Manifestation 💆‍♂️Visualization Why is it important? You may have noticed that whatever you choose is always manifested. What you choose is what you get. Whatever you choose to believe in gets reflected in your worldview. So why are you not choosing to be a successful trader? Thoughts not only provide the motivation for human action, they also have a direct influence on our reality. Thought energy transforms into physical reality. Thinking positively going into a trade and thinking positively in general as a trader is a sure path to success. Do you practice positivity and visualization when trading? 💆‍♂️
Education
by AlkalineFX
24
$CMPS longOkay okay, I was way too early on this one and called it right when a bunch of Macro factors took a shit on the market. So yeah. Anyways now is the time. Thought I'd make this post since I am sampling their "product" and to correct my prior early calls. Their product is amazing and is a godsend for those that suffer from anxiety, depression, etc. All targets remain intact. Reached its "IPO" level and held. Nothing but blue skies from here on out in my opinion. Looking for this thing to hit $60, then $75, then $100. From there; no clue, I'll have to reassess at that point. RSI is more overcooked (oversold) than Aunt Bonnie's favorite Xmas dish.
NASDAQ:CMPSLong
by EBITDAtiger
2
HAVING A CLEAN CHART IS MOST IMPORTANT!!!!!!!!!!I remember starting this forex things thinking having all this tools and messy charts would help better my trading which one of the most brainwashing things here on trading view it does not mean if atrader has all the indicators in the world on their chart with trendlines and support and resistance makes their trade go in the right way the key to succesful trading is having a clean chart you can absorb and look at and understand it also mastering a few currency pairs at the bback of your head know you makor and key levels!!!! a clean chart learn how to read price action with your eyes it will take time but it will enhance your trading career
Education
by Trigga_lukolo
The Hardest Part of Trading (What is rarely said)Seeking More information - When first introduced to markets, every beginner immediately thinks he must learn the rules of the market in order to succeed. He thinks he loses because he does not know enough. He initially believes there is a "holy grail" a system, a leader, or a mathematical equation like Fibonacci levels. He believes these will protect him in the market, and will lead him to a profit once he understands them. The problem is, there are no set rules which work consistently in the market. If there were, the institutions and everyone else would simply use them. What would happen then? Well, there would be no one or institution to take the opposite trade, and the market would cease to exist altogether. And so the new trader changes from one system to another, from one guru to another, and constantly thinks he must learn more information in order to succeed. What he believes to be preventing his success is a lack of knowledge, a lack of information. But you see, the more information you have does not necessarily lead to better decisions. There is a lot of evidence to support the contrary, and suggests that too many choices actually impair decision making skills. On top of this, most of the information in the trading world is quite simply wrong. There are 10 x more scam artists who claim to "know" and will take your money to teach you how to trade than there are profitable traders. Beware of anyone who claims to know anything. They are either fooling themselves, or fooling you. These people do not understand markets or them selves, and cannot make money in the market, so instead they prey on new market entrants. This is the primary reason I started my trading website; to provide high value information at a low cost. And to give those who are serious about trading an actual chance to make it in the markets, without ignoring a key variable; your self. Dealing with Uncertainty - The reason most traders seek new information is because they are afraid of uncertainty and want certainty. They seek something to protect them in the market. Something to protect them from themselves. A system that will guarantee a profit. But there is no such thing. Markets constantly change and evolve through the market cycle. And there is no system that works across all three parts of the market cycle. No matter how convinced you are of something happening in the market, there is always at least a 30-40% chance of the exact opposite happening. This means even the strongest edge has a failure rate. The sooner you realize and accept this, the closer you will be to making a consistent profit. It is very hard to learn how to deal with uncertainty. But you do it every day. When you wake up in the morning are you certain you will live through the end of the day? Are you certain you will still have a job tomorrow by working for a reputable company? No, and you can never be completely certain of this. Certainty is an illusion. There is no certainty in this life. The only certainty is... uncertainty! Patience and Discipline (Ability to Do Nothing) - Every profitable trader uses these two terms (patience and discipline) when asked how they are profitable. When a beginner hears this, he rarely understands what this means. Discipline means doing something even when you dont want to do it, or doing something you dont want to do. Patience means waiting for your turn, or waiting for something to happen. But we all want to trade right? Yes of course, that is what we do as traders. But having discipline means not trading when the trading is not good, even though you want to. And having patience means waiting for the good trading to return again. In other words, when the time is not right you must do nothing. If your edge is not present; there is no edge and no action to make. When the market is not offering what you want, or is confusing, you must develop the ability to wait, and do nothing until the time is right again. This idea of "doing nothing" stokes a fear in most people, especially in todays give me distractions, social media world. They say "Well what am i supposed to do if i am doing nothing?" Doing nothing seems contrary to getting what you want, getting somewhere. In and outside of the trading world everyone believes in order to be a "trader" you must trade - constantly. This is why most traders lose money. Because they do not understand that there is a time for doing absolutely nothing. And that time is most of the time! See more on understanding markets (Price Action Trading) and yourself (Trading Psychology)at my website below. If you found this helpful please like! Feel free to comment or ask questions.
Education
by tradersmentality
20