Dubai has maintained its position
as an entryway to the Emirates for investors. It successfully managed to become
a hub for finance and trade. Individually speaking however, Dubai Forex traders
and traders around the world - experienced and beginners - tend to lose sight
of the most essential tenets of Forex trading. This is not a surprise though.
There is a vast amount of information today concerning Forex trading that it’s
quite easy to end up swamped with the nonessential aspects.
When I share my knowledge to other
traders here in Dubai, I frequently tell them that Forex trading and its
concepts, theories and core applications haven’t changed much in the past
several years. I remind them a few rules that any trader should never forget:
Golden Rule #1 Have Specific Goals and Objectives
Few things are more important to
your trading success than having set goals and objectives for what you want to
attain. If you have a bunch of things in mind, then it is a good idea to get
them on paper and off your mind. That way, you’ll be able to set plans in an
organized manner. This will also keep your head from being filled with things
you need to remember while trading. Be realistic with your objectives however.
While not impossible, it is unlikely to make a million dollars in a year if you
are just starting out with a few thousand bucks.
Golden Rule #2: Always Have a Sound Money Management Plan
While Forex trading can be the
most lucrative venture, it can also be the most tragic one if you don’t have a
good money management plan in place. Even if you have the best trading setup
out there that is highly profitable, without a sound money management plan, you
will easily lose everything. Know how much you are looking to make as well as
whether or not you should redeposit immediately after a losing trade.
Golden Rule #3: Be Educated
Forex trading is a life-long learning
process and you should be willing to embrace this if you are really serious
about it. Successful trading involves keeping up to date with the latest news
and a vast amount of related information. Being well-educated means that you
have done your research, tested your trading strategies and are updated with
the latest news and updates that will determine how you conduct your trades.
Rule #4: Be Consistent and Disciplined
There is nothing that can damage your
trading system more than being disorganized and inconsistent. After developing
your trading plan, you should have the discipline to stick to it whatever
happens (assuming that it is complete). That is why it is important that you
have a high confidence in your trading systems. Take your time in developing
your trading system until you are certain that it will be beneficial for you in
the process.
Rule #5: Never Trade Money that You Can’ Afford To Lose
A lot of traders make the mistake of
depositing a large amount of money and failing to realize that there is the
potential to lose all of that in each trade. Remember that trading is about
taking a risk that you can handle in order to reach a good reward. Do not trade
money which you need to pay the bills as well as if your expenses are not covered
by another income source. Otherwise, this will only result to unnecessary
stress which can negatively affect your trading performance.
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