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18 Tips to Help you Be a Better Trader - Part 1
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Tuesday, 26 June 2018 / Published in Education

18 Tips to Help you Be a Better Trader – Part 1

Rules, tips and guidelines to limit risk and amplify profits
There is a considerable measure to know when you start day trading. This list of 20 tips will enable you to ensure that you are starting off on the correct foot, have an arrangement set up and know how to deal with your risk.

01 Make a Trading Plan

Before we put any dollar at risk, a trader needs to have some thought of how they will make a benefit. The steps that will be taken to accomplish those potential profits are spread out in a trading plan. A trading plan is a personally-composed record that states what we will trade and when, how we will enter a trade and why, when and how we will escape winning and losing trades, and how we will decide our position size. These are the basics. Extra rules can be included after some time as required.

02 Demonstrate Your Methods Previously You Trade With Real Money

With a trading plan set up, the following task is to test that arrangement in a demo account (no real cash at risk) to see how it performs. On the off chance that the arrangement doesn’t work in a demo account, it won’t work in reality. Revise the trading plan, at that point return to the demo record to test out the changes. This process continues until the point that a benefit has been made for several months consecutively. By then, it is likely the trading plan is a decent one.
The accompanying tips will enable you to get your trading want to that point.

 

03 Risk Less Than 1% of your Capital For each Trade

Based on where the stop loss is set, it should limit the harm caused by a losing trade to less than one percent of the trader’s record adjust.
One percent of the account, in dollars, represent the record risk. The difference between the entry price of the trade and stop loss price represent the trade risk. Trade risk, multiplied by the position size, should be equivalent to or less than one percent of the record.

 

04 Avoid Mistakes with a Day Trading Routine

Make a routine for your trading day. A routine includes getting up at the same time every day, starting to trade at the same time every day and checking for scheduled financial information releases that may influence the market.
Stop trading at the same time every day, and afterward have a routine for looking into all trades taken. In terms of each trade, have a checklist you go through to ensure that each trade aligns with your trading plan.

05 Don’t Hold Positions During News with High Impact

News with High Impact releases are unpredictable in both how far they may push the price, and in what direction the price will go. News with high impact events incorporate organization earnings announcements and scheduled financial information releases. Avoid from holding day trading positions during this events. Instead, hold up till after the news is released. At that point, use day trading strategies to profit by the unpredictability that ensues.

06 Use a Stop Loss Order

A stop loss order stop a trade if the price of an asset doesn’t move as expected. This is the point when a trader must admit he’s incorrect. It is impossible to anticipate what the market will do from minute to minute with incredible precision, so losing trades do happen. The stop loss protects the trader for greater losses. It’s mandatory to use a stop loss.

07 Review Trades Week by week and Month to month

Review is mandatory to long haul success. Without review sessions a trader can’t see the general picture of what they are doing well and what they are doing ineffectively.
Every day, take a screenshot of your diagram with every one of your trades on it. Toward the finish of the week, survey the charts for the earlier week and note deviations from the trading plan. Note any areas of your trading plan for that could become better.
Record a plan for how to apply these improvements. Toward the end of every month, review your weekly plans and note whether you have gained ground on these or not.

08 Make a Psychological Checklist That Each Trade Must Satisfy

When watching a price chart it’s really easy to get distracted from the trading plan. Set up a checklist to run through in advance of every trade. This checklist makes sure that the trade meets all the specifications explained in the trading plan. It just takes one moment to mentally go over the checklist, and can save a trader from numerous terrible trades.

09 Have a Strict Plan for When Your Weaknesses Pop Up

No doubt every trader has weaknesses and strengths. After some time, traders will see their weaknesses, such as not assuming a loss when they should (and giving it a chance to get greater) or taking trades that don’t line up with the trading plan (and thus, these trades are found on a unproven strategy). Such weaknesses can cause huge losses in a rush. Have a personal plan for what you will do when you see yourself committing one of these errors.
The plan may incorporate closing the trade promptly and a obligatory 10-minute trading break. Or then again, it might even include enlisting or asking another trader or a friend to work with you on the issue until the point when the weakness is eliminated.

 

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