# How to know you are good trader

◼ Has great patience and doesn't eagerly need to make money&#x20;

◼ Doesn't constantly look at the profit/loss 100 times a day&#x20;

◼ Are disciplined with your own risk management guidelines&#x20;

◼ Doesn't base a decision off a feeling (excitement, anxiety, FOMO, etc.)&#x20;

◼ Understands what works and doesn't work (mainly based off your risk tolerance and level of patience)&#x20;

◼ Is at peace with self and can easily brush off loses&#x20;

◼ Is humble and open-minded and doesn't assume&#x20;

◼ Has no ego and doesn't care to impress&#x20;

◼ Has self-awareness and know his/her own strengths and weaknesses&#x20;

◼ Has self confidence and self trust&#x20;

◼ Is dedicated and maintains a consistent routine&#x20;

◼ Sets weekly realistic goals to aims to achieve them&#x20;

◼ Can focus and Is able to make critical and effective decisions&#x20;

◼ Knows how and where to seek help if needed&#x20;

◼ Knows how to filter facts from opinions&#x20;

◼ Can work under pressure or knows to to remove him/herself from a pressured situation&#x20;

◼ Maintains a positive work environment&#x20;

◼ Can easily mentally reset from negative market reactions&#x20;

◼ Is prepared and has plans for things to not always work out perfectly&#x20;

◼ Accepts being wrong&#x20;

◼ Responds to potential threats immediately and effectively&#x20;

◼ Doesn't wait for last minute to protect the account&#x20;

◼ Holds accountability for his/her own actions&#x20;

◼ Maintains daily journal logs and trade plans&#x20;

◼ Has an effective well designed system&#x20;

◼ Knows when to trade and when not to trade&#x20;

◼ Stays well informed with ongoing developments&#x20;

◼ Doesn't take on any unnecessary risk&#x20;

◼ Is open-minded and doesn't assume&#x20;

◼ Doesn't fall in love with assets such as certain stocks or crypto currencies


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