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3) Treat a trade like a business: To fully master the transaction, you must
operate it like a business. You need the commitment and dedication as a
potential investor to make a potential transaction. Analyzing the risks
involved, taking successful measures to avoid risks, managing pressure and
managing losses, will improve your skills as a trader.
4) Risk only what you can afford to lose: Losing money is enough to hurt
people. You must carefully invest your funds in the right way. If the money is
expendable, then bring it to the transaction; otherwise, you should keep it
until the time is right.
6) Always use stop loss: A trader should always know how much
investment risk he can bear. The stop loss can be an amount or a
percentage, but it limits the trader's risk exposure during the transaction. It
can remove some pressure because we already know that a certain amount
of losses may occur in a given transaction.
7. Know when to enter and exit the market: The stock market is highly
volatile in nature and can change at any time. As a trader, you must learn
when to enter the market and when to exit the market. There are two
reasons for stopping trading: first, invalid trading plans and invalid traders.
This may be due to inattention, bad habits ignoring market trends, and
external pressure. If the trader is at the peak of loss, then the trader should
take a break and resume business after a while. Once the trader has
accepted the profit and loss in the right way, he will persevere.
8) Research the market: To learn every part of trading, you need to study
the market thoroughly. It is important to understand the market, its
complexity and life cycle process. Focus and observation enable traders to
improve their skills and intuition.