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You can't trade the markets and depend on luck. All that will get you is the failure
from which you have two possible responses. It is necessary to learn all of those
rules that everyone who's traded for some time knows to be important. The speed at
which you learn must be inversely proportional to your account size. A small account
requires you to be a fast learner. Here, the statistics are meaningful. Most people
don't learn fast enough, blow out and give up when they realize that it's not easy
money.
FelixTY wrote:
> There is such thing as beginner's luck. Where a new trader didn't know or break
> all the rules and made some money, but in the long run, the market will still cull
> him out. This is
> the beauty of the market forces,any deviation to the mean will be put back on line.
> <snip>
> And yes, its possible, inside you, just might be (got the right stuff/potential )
> that 5% winners (Gold Olympians, they exist too!) among all existing traders. As
> long as you last long enough, and learned the ropes,you just might get it and the
> advises of the old timers, are just what the doctor ordered to make you reached
> that longetivity goal.
>
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