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Summary
Many traders find it difficult to do at least one of the following: - Trade one trading system for many years (most traders will change, adapt or give up on their trading system) - Sleep with an open trade still in the market (maybe something will go wrong, what can I do to reduce risk?) - Stick to money management rules (some traders move stops when a trade goes into draw down, or add more risk on the first trade after a losing trade, etc) This session will cover the things you can do to avoid being ruled by your emotions, how to maintain a calm execution of your trading system, and avoid the mistakes many traders make (even when trading a profitable system). Also, we will cover your questions about the live markets at the end of the session.Latest Live Videos
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