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Seyedmajid Masharian
Profitable Traders Do Nothing 99% Of the Time
What is the single biggest reason why most traders end up losing money in the market? It’s simple: They do too much – they think too much, they look at charts too much, they trade too much, they risk too much and on and on.
http://www.learntotradethemarket.com/forex-articles/profitable-traders-nothing-99-percent-time
What is the single biggest reason why most traders end up losing money in the market? It’s simple: They do too much – they think too much, they look at charts too much, they trade too much, they risk too much and on and on.
http://www.learntotradethemarket.com/forex-articles/profitable-traders-nothing-99-percent-time
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Seyedmajid Masharian
if you always do what you always did, you will always get what you always got. –Albert Einstein
Einstein’s quote makes sense doesn’t it? If it doesn’t then you should consider another of Einstein’s famous quotes: Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. So, why am I telling you this? Well, let me explain.
http://www.business2community.com/video-marketing/always-always-will-always-get-always-got-0857788#2C9C56VbGhMWl0R2.97
Einstein’s quote makes sense doesn’t it? If it doesn’t then you should consider another of Einstein’s famous quotes: Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. So, why am I telling you this? Well, let me explain.
http://www.business2community.com/video-marketing/always-always-will-always-get-always-got-0857788#2C9C56VbGhMWl0R2.97
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Seyedmajid Masharian
35 Things No One Told You About Becoming “Successful”
1. It’s Never As Good As You Think It Will Be
“One of the enemies of happiness is adaptation,” says Dr. Thomas Gilovich, a psychology professor at Cornell University who has studied the relationship between money and happiness for over two decades.
“We buy things to make us happy, and we succeed. But only for a while. New things are exciting to us at first, but then we adapt to them,” Gilovich further states.
Actually, savoring the anticipation or idea of a desired outcome is generally more satisfying than the outcome itself. Once we get what we want — whether that’s wealth, health, or excellent relationships — we adapt and the excitement fades. Often, the experiences we’re seeking end up being underwhelming and even disappointing.
https://medium.com/the-mission/35-things-no-one-ever-told-you-about-becoming-successful-387f91d36611
1. It’s Never As Good As You Think It Will Be
“One of the enemies of happiness is adaptation,” says Dr. Thomas Gilovich, a psychology professor at Cornell University who has studied the relationship between money and happiness for over two decades.
“We buy things to make us happy, and we succeed. But only for a while. New things are exciting to us at first, but then we adapt to them,” Gilovich further states.
Actually, savoring the anticipation or idea of a desired outcome is generally more satisfying than the outcome itself. Once we get what we want — whether that’s wealth, health, or excellent relationships — we adapt and the excitement fades. Often, the experiences we’re seeking end up being underwhelming and even disappointing.
https://medium.com/the-mission/35-things-no-one-ever-told-you-about-becoming-successful-387f91d36611
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Seyedmajid Masharian
MUST READ – How statistics can help in trading
Statistics is a mathematical body of science that pertains to the collection, classification, presentation, interpretation and analysis of data. Sounds familiar? It should, because this is forex market all about. Statistics. Forex market is overall unpredictable but nevertheless predictable under certain conditions. What is true for long term picture might not be true for short term and usually this is the way things are. Statistics is a discipline that gives us an important edge when trading forex. This is not an article about statistics, it’s an article about how statistics can be useful in forex trading and what principles should always have in mind while trading.
1. Overall market movements can’t be predicted but under certain circumstances some movements can be predicted, that’s how profits are made.
http://www.longtermforex.com/how-statistics-can-help-in-trading/
Statistics is a mathematical body of science that pertains to the collection, classification, presentation, interpretation and analysis of data. Sounds familiar? It should, because this is forex market all about. Statistics. Forex market is overall unpredictable but nevertheless predictable under certain conditions. What is true for long term picture might not be true for short term and usually this is the way things are. Statistics is a discipline that gives us an important edge when trading forex. This is not an article about statistics, it’s an article about how statistics can be useful in forex trading and what principles should always have in mind while trading.
1. Overall market movements can’t be predicted but under certain circumstances some movements can be predicted, that’s how profits are made.
http://www.longtermforex.com/how-statistics-can-help-in-trading/
Seyedmajid Masharian
WHAT REALLY MOVES CURRENCY PRICES?
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS FROM JARRAT DAVIS
Welcome to our four part animated series built just for members of our community!
In this second video, you will discover what really moves currency prices.
This is a key concept of which institutional traders are well aware. This same concept seems to escape the retail trader.
1. Understand how to come to grips with fundamental analysis.
2. Learn a step-by-step guide to interpret news and analysis into trading opportunities.
3. Start to separate yourself from the retail crowd by making use of the same tools institutional traders use to make money.
http://jarrattdavis.lpages.co/what-really-moves-currency-prices/?utm_source=leadpages&utm_campaign=TTP-Sales&utm_medium=e-mail&utm_content=Animatedcoursepart2&utm_term=e-mail&inf_contact_key=e56c93d3c69cddb6de344399bfeae1256b22010df5b55bfb759f1bda37a788ac
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS FROM JARRAT DAVIS
Welcome to our four part animated series built just for members of our community!
In this second video, you will discover what really moves currency prices.
This is a key concept of which institutional traders are well aware. This same concept seems to escape the retail trader.
1. Understand how to come to grips with fundamental analysis.
2. Learn a step-by-step guide to interpret news and analysis into trading opportunities.
3. Start to separate yourself from the retail crowd by making use of the same tools institutional traders use to make money.
http://jarrattdavis.lpages.co/what-really-moves-currency-prices/?utm_source=leadpages&utm_campaign=TTP-Sales&utm_medium=e-mail&utm_content=Animatedcoursepart2&utm_term=e-mail&inf_contact_key=e56c93d3c69cddb6de344399bfeae1256b22010df5b55bfb759f1bda37a788ac
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Seyedmajid Masharian
Institutional FX Positioning: Don’t Fight The Flow
Informational Imbalances
The development of trends in FX markets relies on the aggregation of institutional order flow to drive a currency or currency pair in a particular direction. Many new traders often find themselves on the wrong side of these moves and typically spend a lot of time in a trap known as “fighting the flow.”
The Forex market has a highly decentralised structure meaning that unlike stock exchanges, there is no physical location for the recording of order flow. Consequently, information on these flows is restricted to bank and larger institutional players. To put this in a simpler context: Bank and institutions are able to track portions of order flow in the market but the individual retail trader cannot.
https://www.orbex.com/blog/2016/08/institutional-fx-positioning-dont-fight-flow/
Informational Imbalances
The development of trends in FX markets relies on the aggregation of institutional order flow to drive a currency or currency pair in a particular direction. Many new traders often find themselves on the wrong side of these moves and typically spend a lot of time in a trap known as “fighting the flow.”
The Forex market has a highly decentralised structure meaning that unlike stock exchanges, there is no physical location for the recording of order flow. Consequently, information on these flows is restricted to bank and larger institutional players. To put this in a simpler context: Bank and institutions are able to track portions of order flow in the market but the individual retail trader cannot.
https://www.orbex.com/blog/2016/08/institutional-fx-positioning-dont-fight-flow/
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