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Strategies & Market Trends : Strictly Buy and Sell Set Ups

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To: chowder who wrote (7131)1/22/2006 3:57:39 PM
From: chowder  Read Replies (1) of 13449
 
The Centered Trader ........................................

Profitable traders have full control over their emotions. They don't allow emotions to interfere with their concentration. They focus on the markets, and through focused concentration, they can react to subtle changes in the markets with aplomb. Trading expert, Dr Ari Kiev calls this state of mind "centered trading."

In our exclusive interview with traders, we've heard master traders describe what it is like to cultivate a focused, centered mindset. Scott, a seasoned trader, describes how winning traders stay focused on the markets and on executing their trading plan even after a disappointing setback: "You can't let what just happened ruin what's about to happen." According to Scott, traders that do well are good at saying, "Okay, I made a mistake, what's next." Mark, a well-known hedge fund manager notes that a trader must recover quickly from a setback and not see it as defeat. It's similar to playing sports: "As soon as you lose the ball, you've got to head the other direction. You don't have time to think about it or cry about it. You've got to move. Your awareness of what's happening allows you to do that. You must look at what the markets are saying, position yourself, and don't think about the situation fully until the game is over."
Centered traders are able to focus on the essential elements of the trade before them. They don't worry about the consequences of their actions during the trade. They disregard past mistakes and avoid worrying about future events. They distance themselves from their emotional responses. They let their thoughts pass through their consciousness. It's a meditative state where they can allow their mind to look at the market action from a creative, alternative perspective. The more centered you are as a trader, the less easily you will be distracted.

Innerworth.com

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