You must win the BATTLE WITHIN YOURSELF first, before you can win in the markets.

You must win the BATTLE WITHIN YOURSELF first, before you can win in the
markets.
This is the primary lesson that you will learn in you trading career. Initially when a intraday trader enters the markets he is bombarded with so many emotional turbulence. Some times he will struggle for the best intraday trading software. Other times he will struggle to take all the trades. Some times he will start doing positional trading since he feels all the big moves are in positional trades. sometimes he will totally avoid the positional trades and do intraday. sometimes he will do only intraday thinking that he needs to sleep peacefully and not get affected by news. In intraday sometimes he will do on medium time frame where he will be hit with big stops and sometimes will do scalping so that that loses are small but then he realizes that the gains are not big enough.This struggle forms major emotional character of any starting intraday trader. Once you get into that mindset that what are your limitations and what are your comfort levels then you should formulate that sort of intraday trading strategy.

Suit it to your personal parameters and follow it with precise accuracy and you will find that the gains start coming and you become a winner in the battle

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