If you want to improve at something you need to get out of your comfort zone.
-Daequan
I read something today that I agree with, but I'm not sure how a trader would do this. After all, usually, leaving your comfort zone is a sign that you've screwed up, bad.
So how do you improve at trading instead of just subsisting on steady, safe, predictable returns?
-Daequan
I read something today that I agree with, but I'm not sure how a trader would do this. After all, usually, leaving your comfort zone is a sign that you've screwed up, bad.
So how do you improve at trading instead of just subsisting on steady, safe, predictable returns?