5 Top Reasons why Most Traderâs Fail
Tips to help even the time crushed person improve their trading
Recently we conducted a survey with some of our traders about betting. Among the questions, we asked included.
What are you struggling with when it comes to trading?
How much do you spend?
How much have you lost in trying to get better at trading- in terms of time and money.
Want to guess what the answers revealed? My first guess was either lack of a strategy or an edge. Far from it! That did not feature among the top 3 answers.
The results were quite staggering. The top reason why people struggle is
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The survey further revealed that, on average, people had lost 1700 pounds and 1800 hours trying to get better at trading. Such a big loss!Â
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The next reason why people fail in tradingâŠ.
Traders are so scared of missing out on a trade, which leads to trading more and more, even when they are not comfortable with a trade...more like itâs the last trade in the world.
The truth is, thereâs always another trade. Here is a strategy you can use. Write down why you think itâs the last trade in the world, now read it out loud. You will see that you are not rational.Â
Social media portrays a glamorous lifestyle that other traders enjoy. Anyone would want that. However, the truth is that if you canât learn to control a small bank, you will never be able to control the big bank and get to the next stage.
Markets are mechanical and move in the same way. People put money in and out. When you understand how to grow your bank steadily, you will control the big bank. Trading is about growing with the stakes. To achieve this, create a trading plan and stake 2-3% on every trade. At the end of the month, analyse everything and then increase your stakes if your profits increased.
Most traders do not know what they are doing. They end up talking themselves up like they know what they are doing. When something goes wrong...they will realise how clueless they are. If you donât know what you are doing, DON'T do it.
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What are some of your trading behaviours? Identify certain signal patterns of how you trade. When should you be trading and when you shouldnât be trading.
Earlier this week, I did a video on what to track on your spreadsheet. If you did not get a chance to watch it, here is the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtFj0RVolyI
After a trade, do a self-assessment test and be genuine with yourself.
How did you trade?
How were you feeling when making that trade?
Were you anxious, scared?
The assessment will help you become a better trader.
Pro-tip-Â Do you want to get to the 5% of profitable traders? Self-assessment will teach you - what triggers you and which behaviours to avoid when trading.
Watch the youtube video for more details. https://youtu.be/Yr_puUrjklU
Thanks
RyanÂ
www.Betfairtradingcommunity.com