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Anything in life worth doing is worth overdoing. Moderation is for cowards.

You really should ask yourself what makes you different to the 90% of traders that do not make money. If you are normal - as in you do what everyone else is doing - then you won't make it. NORMAL WON’T CUT IT

Are you thinking like everyone else is thinking and approaching trading like everyone else is approaching trading? If so, you will have a problem.

If trading was a school, it would be closed. No school or university could function if 90% of its students failed their exams. CLOSE THE SCHOOL

Emotions are response driven. You need to acclimatise your mind through years of practice, so that your amygdala – the emotional response centre of the mind – is not firing on all cylinders when trading. So you are calm.

An elite solider is scared to death the first time he is in a combat situation. That is why his first combat situation will be a simulation. And the next one etc. Little by little, his fear is trained out of him, through the use of repetition, breathing awareness and habituation.

For every hour u spend on technical analysis, u must set aside at least 25% of that time for internal analysis. U need to know what your weaknesses are. U need to know what your strengths are. U need to know what u are good at, and u need to know what u are not good at.

If you don’t spend time trying to improve these things, how will you get better? Very few people, if any, will engage in that level of introspection in order to gain the results they want.

If making money trading is your goal, and 99% of people lose, and 99% of people think analysis and strategies are the key to trading profits, you can be 100% sure that strategies and analysis are not the key to trading profits.

What separates the 1% from the 99% is how they think when they are in a trade, how they handle their emotions when they trade. Choose the path of most resistance, because you need to stay clear of the opinion of the 99%.

You truly can be a master trader. BUT in order to get what you want, you need to think like the 1%. In fact, you don’t even need to think like the 1%. You just need to not think like the 99%.

My job as a trader: Identify a low-risk entry point, and place my stop-loss. At this point in time, I am at the mercy of the markets. Maybe this will be a great trade. Maybe it won’t. Who knows?

What really separates the very best in a chosen field? It is the mind, and what it processes at any given moment in time. Is it working with you or against you?

As a Trader / Investor it's your job to predict the future and back your views with risk under control. It is always murky and never 100%. This is something Retail Traders generally tend to struggle with. "How do you know that it's going to happen so many times Anton?" The