As long as you are trading, your mentality will always be with you.

What is a good trading mentality? Is it because you have seen through the world of mortals and have nothing to worry about? Is it to overcome human weaknesses and maintain rational thinking? Or is your heart still, calm and calm?

Several common trading psychological traps

1. The psychology of resistance

To survive in the futures market often requires some anti-human qualities, softness and strength. Flexible traders are more suitable for speculative markets, while tough people will soon be eliminated. Lao Tzu admires the quality of softness very much. He said that soft things have more vitality. When a hurricane comes, the soft grass will be safe, but the hard trees will be uprooted.

2. The psychology of pursuing perfection

The pursuit of perfection is a very greedy psychology and an extreme psychology. Because of the pursuit of perfection, a person tries to catch all fluctuations and does not want to miss any market trends. Everyone has their own limitations and areas in which they are not good at. The pursuit of perfection can easily lead to heavy trading and frequent trading.

3. The psychology of counting money

This is a mentality of worrying about gains and losses. We should pay more attention to the correctness of the process, and the results will follow. If you consider the results in advance, it will disrupt the entire trading process and lead to deformed actions.

So, a successful trader is not immune to mental interference, but he is able to better control the impact of mental attitude on emotions and conduct transactions objectively and calmly.

If you do not believe in your own trading system and have a deep understanding of the psychological state that will occur during the operation of the system, you will not be able to combine knowledge with action and achieve stable profits. If you want to be a successful trader, you need to understand what kind of mental changes you will experience during the trading process, and you must calmly accept it, adapt to it, and get used to it. One day, your mentality fluctuations will have minimal impact on you, and you will face ups and downs, profits and losses indifferently. In the end, trading may really become a numbers game.