WHY do we as traders need to keep a journal?
With a balance of self-discipline and cognitive flexibility, rules can be applied to enhance trading performance.
This self-discipline includes:
1. Start every day fresh. Think of a mantra : “There’s a bullet coming toward my head today, and I’ve got to figure out where it’s coming […]
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