Saturday 11 April 2015

Article - Fears Are Not Real; Forex Market Discipline


Dear Readers,

Trading the currency markets is no easy feat. With hyper sensitive volatility the forex markets require that we rid ourselves of fears of the unknown. How many times we see traders talk about their stellar performances on forums, and they end up doing the Harry Houdini as they implode with equally spectacular fashion.

Indecision grips every known trader once in a while but the key is to force the mind to take assertive action no matter what the consequences. we must learn to face our fears. We must grapple with our minds. If we stand still in a rampaging market we might get flattened if we simply just stand there in the face of mounting losses. losses are inevitable but it is not losses that we must fear. Fears are not real. Losses come and go. Fears can be subdued through constant practice of meditation and stillness of mind. We have to grapple with the issues of time and cultivate the patience required to develop a successful trading career so that all fears can be erased. Even experienced traders can also get caught up at times like a deer frozen in the headlights but they learn to snap out of the fear paralysis faster through the development of a stillness of mind. We are all human after all and emotions can either become our greatest joys or our own worst nightmares. But fears can be dealt with and harnessed.

Please watch this video by Dr. Michael J. Duckett so that you can understand the nature of fears and how it can hold you back from developing a successful forex trading career.

Secret to Overcoming Fear
Dr. Michael J. Duckett



Pieter Bergli - DeLoren Trust Holdings

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