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Like I always said, the right mindset is as important as knowledge when it comes to trading. Today I want to talk to you about a losing streak and how to cope with it.

Sometimes, the market is becoming uneasy to predict, and you can find yourself in a place where none of your trades are profitable, especially when you start your trading journey. Losing constantly may lead to depression and as a result, you might want to quit trading. I've been on that road and know how it feels, but I learned a lesson from every loss I had.

Not let a few bad trades stop you from being a trader. We all want to see a profit on our accounts and having 1-2 bad trades is something you can deal with, but losing 5 or 6 in a row can destabilize your trading for a long time. This is the moment when a lot of traders break. They quit trading for good or try so hard to win back. Both lead to huge losses.

So how can one cope with one failure after another?

First of all, when you see that you're losing and feel sad or angry about it, it's time for you to close charts and do not open new trades. Step away from trading as far as possible literally and figuratively to calm down. Once your head is clear, it's time for the analysis. Here are some ideas of what you should focus on:

-Take a look at your risk-reward ratio. Maybe you lose because you are risking too much, going all-in, waiting for a considerable profit.
-Check your strategy and try to find out what you did wrong in those trades and what needs to be changed.
-Think about trading a demo account for a while. It may help you gain back confidence and make analysis with a clear head not clouded with emotions.
- Keep educating yourself. Maybe it's time for you to take a course or read a new book to improve your fundamental analysis skill.
- Discipline yourself and teach yourself how to be patient.

To sum it all up, I'd say you need to stop and take a step back to take two steps ahead in the future.

Share in comments when was your last losing streak and how you coped with it?

You often ask me how to be a successful trader in DMs, waiting for me to tell you my strategies or secrets.
The truth is, there are no secrets. Like I told you before, I have 4 years of experience and not all of them were successful, but I kept trading and learning. So I can put it like that, my secret is discipline and persistence.

But I know it's hard for beginners to learn to trade and have 9-5 jobs. Sometimes you want to give up everything, especially when you don't see progress and you don't know how to balance all these things in your life. The question "Is it worth it?" might start appearing in your head. My answer is yes, it's worth it. You need to invest a lot before seeing the results, but later you will thank yourself for taking that road. I want to give you some advice that may help you find the time to balance trading and your work life. I think it will be helpful even for those who trade for a living.

It may sound boring, but you need good time management.
Time is an asset like any other else. The thing is, if you lose money, you might have the chance to get it back, but you will never get back the time you've lost. We all have the time, but how we use it's another thing. Here are some ideas from me:

- Limit your screen time. You are not only wasting your time, but you also make yourself an easy target for manipulation and control. There are dozens of researches about that and it's a proven fact. Screen time is the number one time-waster and whoever can limit it rules the world. I don't think Elon Musk has the time to surf social media aimlessly, so why do you do it?

- Go to sleep early and wake up early. Your mind works differently when you are well-rested. Your ability to learn increases and your judgment is better. Traders mind needs to be sharp as a scalpel to make the right decisions and avoid mistakes. Some research also shows that a well-rested person works faster and doesn't have a problem with switching between tasks. You will see your productivity increase when you sleep enough and at the right time.

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I was talking to a friend of mine who lives in Iran and works in the field of digital currencies and forex. From his talk I realized that there has been a lot of activity and training in the forex market in the country and many are looking to learn, on the other hand, when there is a demand for goods or services. Eish Finds, the supply of those services will also increase. Surely, you will see a lot of advertisements for educational courses here on Instagram, even my own course (of course, I do not advertise courses anywhere). Teaching this profession (trade) Maswa knowledge and expertise, requires time and experience, as b Vote for professional learning like design Decoration, industrial engineering or factory management requires years of experience, this profession is not exception, and you have to give yourself time to master this profession, this example I mention over and over in all my talks: when to get a 3 year master degree from Will you leave us until a If you want a job with a paycheck, why do you expect a career that pays more than one salary to learn fast and earn fast?! In my opinion, experience is more priority than knowledge in the trade profession.

Hey, guys! Some of you have asked me how I prepare myself psychologically before trading. Let's talk about that today.

Like I said in one of my posts, the right mindset is one of the three most essential things to trade profitably. I know a few traders with immense experience and knowledge, but they still struggle with a mental game.
You need the right attitude and discipline to trade successfully. You can calculate risks and do analysis right, but if your mind gives up in a time of pressure, you will lose and lose big.

It's not something that I've read in a book, but something that I've experienced many times when I first started. One day I realized that if I want to stop losing money, I need to work not only on my trading skills but also on discipline my emotions.

I'm not saying that only the right mindset will make all of your trades profitably, but I can guarantee that the wrong attitude will lead to a failure.

I will soon have a course where I will tell you everything that I know about trading psychology. Today, I want to give you some quick advice to prepare yourself for better trading and my course.

Have realistic expectations. You cannot win every trade your enter and you cannot make 5k from a 100 dollar account in one day.
Filter the information you receive. Every trader has his own opinion, so don't listen to everyone and don't let them mess with your mind. Find someone who inspires you and who you trust and follow that person.
Accept the probability of loss. I'm not saying that you have to see trading as a negative experience only, but you should be ready that you could lose.
Concentrate on your positive trades and the possibilities that a market has. If you want to make a living out of trading, you should see the market as your friend, not the enemy.
Analyze your trades, both good and bad ones and try to realize if it was your mind that affected it? Was it fear or anger? Think about this closely and make a lesson out of it.

Some of you guys asked about my experience and background. It is here to be shared today.

This article opens up a series of posts about me.

My journey began years ago. I didn't have much back then. I used all of my savings, around $1000, to start trading. Having a degree in economics helped, but I still had a lot to learn. I quickly realized that to make a profit I need a system and necessary knowledge.

I read every book I could find, learned from the successful traders, attended live seminars and online courses, read and followed the market. I spent hours on education and kept trading just simply practicing it all.

A couple of years later, I came back to the second attempt, which was more successful, but I still had some issues like money management, technical analysis, and trading psychology.

My early trading days didn't give me much money, but I did get something more valuable. I've got the experience that finally brought me where I am right now. My current portfolio represents $5m of trading funds.

When someone tells you that there is a shortcut in trading, he is lying. It's blood and sweat, but the good thing is if you start today and work hard, you will get the opportunity to be where I am now.

Have faith in yourself and keep working!

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Dow Jones index (DJ, DJ30) is the oldest index of the US stock market. It is the main competitor of the SP500 index. It is usually called the Dow Jones industrial index, although the index calculation base currently includes many companies from different sectors. The index is an arithmetic average of the companies' daily quotes included in the index at the close of trading.

The index was invented by the Wall Street Journal editor, Charles Doe, in 1884 and served solely for the publishing house's internal purposes when analyzing the situation in the securities market. At that time, the index was not published in the media and included only nine companies. The index was first published on May 26, 1886, and it was already referred to as the Dow Jones Industrial Index, which consisted of 12 companies. The first value of the index was 40.94.

DOW-30 is a highly popular index. It is time-tested and has the highest authority on the market. According to the DOW-30 state, and one can safely judge the state of the economy and the US stock market as a whole. But it has some deficiencies. For example, due to the small number of companies in the index, it cannot be taken as a basis as an indicator of the entire stock market's state. The SP500 index is considered much more representative. When calculating the index, the prices of the shares included in it are summed up and divided by some divisor. If one company is significantly less in terms of capitalization than another, but the value of its shares is higher, it has a stronger effect on the index.

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