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How Traders Can Keep Their Emotions in Check By Larry Benedict, editor, Trading With Larry Benedict

[Trading With Larry Benedict]( How Traders Can Keep Their Emotions in Check By Larry Benedict, editor, Trading With Larry Benedict Keep your emotions in check. You’ll find that advice in just about every trading book you read. But it’s much easier said than done. Emotions flow through us no matter what we’re doing, especially when it comes to the markets… Compare the euphoric high of riding a winner… to the crushing low of taking a losing trade. For some, the swings between the highs and lows are enough for them to swear off trading forever. The truth is, it’s almost impossible to take emotions out of trading completely. So instead of trying to turn yourself into a robot, you need to find a better way to manage those emotions. 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For example, say you had $10,000 in your trading account and you decide you’ll go all in on one trade. Of course you’re going to be nervous! There’s a big chance you’re going to blow up your entire account with just one trade. Compare that to another trader with the same account size who risks no more than $200–$300 on any single trade. It’s going to take an incredible string of losses for the second trader to lose just a fraction of their account. That’s hardly enough for them to worry about. That’s why establishing clear risk management rules before you place your first trade is going to take a lot of the emotion out of your trading strategy. You need to know exactly how much capital you’re prepared to risk on any trade – and stick to it. Free Trading Resources Have you checked out Larry's free trading resources on his website? It contains a full trading glossary to help kickstart your trading career – at zero cost to you. Just [click here]( to check it out. Set Realistic Goals Another equally important factor is setting realistic goals. This goes hand in hand with risk management. Too often, new traders come into the markets and set their goals too high. So they let their emotions (mostly greed) get the best of them and chase every move… hoping for a big winner. Inevitably, each trade then becomes a roller coaster ride. Before they know it, they’ve gone through all their funds and are out of the game. And even if they want to start trading again later on, those big losses will leave emotional scars. Instead, I’ve learned from decades in the market that you need to do the opposite. Get into the habit of taking lots of little profits as often as you can. Not only does it build your account size (and confidence), but it also helps keep your emotions in check. For example, if you aim to make a $200 profit per trade, then you’re just not going to get as emotional as you would betting your whole $10,000 account on a single trade. But soon all those $200 profits start to add up – giving your account size a real boost. Then, when you aim to increase your profit target to $300 or $500 per trade, it’ll be less of a big deal. You’ve already trained yourself into taking profits off the table regularly. Now you can put your efforts into constantly refining and improving your trading strategy, rather than tying yourself up in knots with each trade. Regards, Larry Benedict Editor, Trading With Larry Benedict IN CASE YOU MISSED IT… [Viral Silicon Valley video reveals new AI cash cow]( Did you see this new viral AI video? On camera, one of America’s top tech analysts, Colin Tedards, reveals the next AI cash cow… A groundbreaking technology The Wall Street Journal calls, “the lifeblood of AI.” It has nothing to do with Nvidia or any popular tech company. But firms like Tesla, Microsoft, and OpenAI – the company behind ChatGPT – are buzzing about this groundbreaking technology right now. 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