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2011Towards the end of the year we tend to review its ups and downs and start planning for the new one. Whether its a pledge to eat more healthy food, learn something new or improve your trading, everything seems to be possible to achieve when we're standing on the verge of another new year. 
So while you compile your own list of resolutions have a look at what some of the FXstreet.com contributors expect to achieve in 2014. Maybe you will discover you have similar goals or maybe they will give you inspiration. Aren't you curious?

 

Check previous year's experts resolutions!
- 2012
- 2011
- 2010

Ed Ponsi

  • Do More For Others
  • Diversify My Holdings 
  • Enjoy Life More 

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Carol Harmer

  • Try and Teach The Retail Trader How To Trade Profitably
  • Explain That There Are Many Markets To Trade..Creating Missed Opportunities
  • Make The Time To Write A Book
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Valeria Bednarik

  • Go back to the basics
  • Write a book
  • Finish my house
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Joseph Trevisiani

  • Stop Being Reflexively Contrarian
  • Remember that in Writing the Hardest Part is Starting
  • Give More of Myself
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Kathleen Brooks

  • Stop trying to make the market fit my strategy
  • Stay disciplined 
  • Join the community 
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Navin Prithyani

  • Setup technological platforms to allow others to duplicate my trades
  • Setup a branch of my firm in Toronto, Canada
  • Get more media attention for my firm
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Ilian Yotov

  • Enjoy another year with my family
  • Launch my new currency management company AIMfx
  • Expand my efforts to grow personal philanthropy and inspire others
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Dr. S. Sivaraman

  • Develop more strategic trading techniques  and fine tune market reading
  • Create more awareness among traders about reality of forex market
  • Try and  develop more patience and perseverance
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David Pegler

  • Be More Available
  • Don’t underestimate funny money
  • Enjoy trading again
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Bradley Gilbert

  • Make our professional training package more accessible for all traders. 
  • Increase our FUM to $25 Million
  • Open our Asian headquarters in Beijing
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Tarik Chebib

  • Trust your gut feeling 
  • Understand the drivers of the US economy better
  • Diversify my goals again
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David Cooney

  • Finalise the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) regulation process for MahiFX
  • Finish my fixed wing instrument rating
  • Figuring out a remedy for the daily 5 AM wake-up call courtesy of my four-year-old daughter
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Matt Simpson

  • Gauge market sentiment using fundamental information
  • Improve Efficiency
  • Increase Exercise
[Full Story]


James Stanley

  • Don’t manage every position aggressively
  • Avoid the Noise
  • Be more balanced
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