What golf teaches us about trading- 14 Points
Lessons from gold for traders
1.
Each golf shot/trade is a learning opportunity.
2. In golf you play
the ball where it lies. You can hit a great shot and find it in a divot
and you must play from there. In trading you can make a good trade, find
yourself underwater in losses, and must trade out of the position.
3. Golf is an
individual sport and trading is an individual occupation, which you must learn
to accept.
4. In golf/trading
you must eliminate big numbers.
5. Golf/trading are
skills based sports. How well you play/trade is determined by your skill
level, which you only develop over time.
6. You, and only
you, are responsible for your mistakes.
7. You will hit bad
shots and make bad trades. You must learn to forgive yourself.
8. Golf is a game
you will never and can never master. There is a just a continual journey
to improve. Kinda sounds like trading to me.
9. There are ebbs
and flows to the game of golf, where you play well and poorly. For most,
the same is true of trading. You will have stretches where you trade and
see screens well and periods where you trade like a hacker.
10. The best
golfers grind. The best traders grind it out.
11. In golf you are
challenged to contain your emotions. In trading you must contain your
emotions.
12. In golf ever
great player has a pre-shot routine. Every great trader has a process to
find excellent trade setups that are best for them.
13. Golfers
visualize success. Traders should visualize pulling the trigger on good
trades.
14. Practice,
practice, practice. Are you willing to put in the work to become great?
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