Obtaining Trading Mastery

One of my favorite sci-fi movies of all time is Frankenstein. It was so interesting to me how Frankenstein was put together from scratch. I always felt if I could apply this approach to my trading, by taking this trait from this trader and this trait from that trader I would become a great trader. It is my belief that a trader should always be learning and trying to improve as a trader. If we could build the ultimate market player what traits and qualities would the trader possess? Well I have done my best to compile a list of these traits.

Disciplined
Observant
Patience
Courageous
Accepting
Accountable
Amnesia
Responsible
Persistent
Open
Flexible
Relaxed
Comfortable
Competent
Diligent
Driven
Prepared
Economical
Honest

Over the years on my path to greatness and trading mastery I have diligently worked at these traits. I feel they are vital and necessary to become a MASTER TRADER. What traits do you feel are good traits to have as a trader and how have you been working to develop these traits?

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About Reginald Ringgold

Reginald Ringgold is a Forex trading instructor, Institutional trader & market professional. Specializing in Forex and Futures trading with a focus on technical analysis, price projection and money management. Reginald has several years of financial services experience. He has sat on the board for several successful corporations in California and Nevada, and is the Author of the Billionaires Business Blueprint, A step by step guide to building a corporate entity, obtaining financing and protecting it’s assets. This experience inspired him to teach others on the importance of financial discipline. Reginald understands the importance of encouraging entrepreneurial interests among youth and adults young and old. He has spoken throughout the country to kids and young adults on the importance of money management, goal setting and his “The sky is the limit philosophy!”. Reginald has a firm belief that with hard work knowledge and preparation “The sky is the Limit”.

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