Wait patiently. Maintain your discipline

　　Patience is a good thing.

　　Especially when it comes to forex trading.

　　“Patience is the key to everything,” American comic Arnold H. Glasgow once quipped. The chicken is gotten by hatching the egg rather than crushing it.

　　It will take time to develop your currency trading strategy. It will take time to develop abilities.

　　Patience is required when waiting for the perfect trade opportunity. Patience is required when entering and exiting a transaction at the proper time.

　　Discipline is another virtue, and it is doing what you need to do in order to advance and improve, even if you don't want to.

　　This entails conducting research and chart analysis before to each forex trading day or week.

　　If you're a mechanical or automatic trader, this involves regularly backtesting systems and experimenting with alternative settings and techniques as the market conditions change.

　　And, of course, don't forget to keep a trade notebook and examine it every day you trade.

　　The one trading task that distinguishes the want tobe traders from the real thing traders is journaling. Unfortunately, the majority of newcomers will not be able to achieve it.

　　The concepts and procedures of forex trading are direct and simple to grasp.

　　The ability to be patient and disciplined in order to do the correct things and make smart trading decisions is difficult to develop. It will, without a doubt, be one of the most challenging tasks you will ever undertake.

　　Sitting on the sidelines and watching the markets move while waiting for your best setups implies you're missing out on profits, especially if you're a rookie.

　　This kind of thinking leads to a lack of patience and discipline, as well as some of the most well-known trading blunders:

• 　　Trades made on the spur of the moment

• 　　Allowing losers to run for too long

• 　　Winners are being eliminated too rapidly.

• 　　Trades in vengeance

　　These activities will result in the termination of your account!

　　Remember, as a rookie, your job is to learn how to make excellent trading decisions and to SURVIVE!

　　The greatest way to stay patient and disciplined as a trader is to think of your profession as a marathon, not a sprint.

　　Trading isn't a get-rich-quick plan that happens over night.

　　This is a commitment to develop abilities that will enable you to profitably trade in any market scenario at any time.

　　If you stay patient, disciplined, and committed to continuous progress, your current results as a forex trading novice will likely pale in comparison to the results you will achieve after years of slogging it out in the markets.

　　Something else...

　　Always keep in mind that good trade possibilities come up frequently.

　　There's no need to jump into risky currency trades. They'll just hold you back from achieving your objectives.

　　Stick to your best trade setups and ideas.

　　Wait for the following trading session if they don't emerge during the current one.

　　There will always be chances around the corner unless the globe stops exchanging currencies (knock on wood).