Have A Game Plan: The worst thing you can do is hop in front of your computer in the morning, turn it on and figure out what you're going to do for the day. You need to have a game plan to be successful in this game. A game plan offers a few very important points. The first is that it gives you action tasks, instead of thinking tasks. You don't have to think about what you're going to do, you just do it. The second point is that you need to evaluate and calibrate your strategies. You just do something for one day and figure out if it is good or not. That's why you need a game plan you can apply day after day, so you can eventually figure out what is good and what is bad.
Play With Good Margins: When starting out it is instinctive to do small trades with small margins. The reason is simple: you risk less and you can learn more. That is perfectly fine and I support that, but the problem arises when you look at your bottom line. You're going to end up with distorted picture of what your real trading capabilities are. Your broker takes a cut, so if you make a small profit, a significant portion of that will goto the broker. As well, if you make a loss, your brokers cut will be added onto it. That means your profits are smaller and your losses are bigger. You get the idea that you're losing, when in reality you could be ahead if the margins were better. Be aware of that.
Keep It Simple: You don't have to over complicate everything. Yes, you're working to make an income from home. No, it's not rocket science. The more simple you keep things, the easy it is to follow and apply correctly.
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