1)
The amount of time spent on their trading outside of trading hours
(preparation, reading, etc.);
2)
Dedicated periods to reviewing trading performance and making adjustments to
shifting market conditions;
3)
The ability to stop trading when not trading well to institute reviews and when
conviction is lacking;
4)
The ability to become more aggressive and risk taking when trading well and
with conviction;
5) A
keen awareness of risk management in the sizing of positions and in daily,
weekly, and monthly loss limits, as well as loss limits per position;
6)
Ongoing ability to learn new skills, markets, and strategies;
7)
Distinctive ways of viewing and following markets that leverage their skills;
8)
Persistence and emotional resilience: the ability to keep going in the face of
setback;
9)
Competitiveness: a relentless drive for self-improvement;
10)
Balance: sources of well-being outside of trading that help sustain energy and
focus.
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