The Mind of a Trader

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Fix Your Eyes Forward and Not In The Past
Tue, May 27 2008, 10:18 GMT
by Steven Croft
www.TradingPostFinancial.com
Some of the greatest successes have been accomplished not long after a person had reached the end of their rope. They had been beat down so much they had their backs to the wall and were ready to quit. but they did not. Trading can easily cause us to get to this point unless we decide that when we hit the most difficult times in our trading is the exact time when we can emerge with more power and passion than every before. Give yourself a push and decide what you truly want to accomplish and then forget about any past difficulties or disasters and fix your eyes forward to what you can do to become better.
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