Discipline is expensive.

[dareking]

bhai ji discipline me jo trader nahi rehte hai ess business me fir unko loss hota hai jo ki kaafi expensive hota hai,yahan market me calm hokar he trader ko kaam karna chahiye,aggressive hone se ya fir bina soche samjhe kama karne se trader ko loss he hota hai..

Bhai jo bhi trader disicpline mei hota hai, wo yaha par trading kar sakte hai bhai, bhai yaha par discipline rakhna humare ko sikhna hta hai bhai, main to kahunga iske bina humare ko kabhi safal trading nahi ho sakti hai bhai.

[mahi218]

yeh bat to teh hai k jo cheez ahm howa karti hai wo mehgi cheez howa karti hai isi tarha say forex me b decipline ki ku k kafi ahmiyat howa karti hai is liye is me hume is ko maintain rakhna b kafi zyada zrori howa karta hota hai hume apnay kam me decipline k sath hamesha her kam karna chahye warna nahi.

[fxearner]

bhai ji discipline me jo trader nahi rehte hai ess business me fir unko loss hota hai jo ki kaafi expensive hota hai,yahan market me calm hokar he trader ko kaam karna chahiye,aggressive hone se ya fir bina soche samjhe kama karne se trader ko loss he hota hai..

[salufx]

In forex trading, discipline means following your trading system rules exactly and precisely. Over 95% of forex traders lose, not because they do not have a good trading system or they have not learned the techniques. They lose because they fail to follow their trading system rules. They lose because they have no discipline. When you ask them about the techniques, indicators and systems they use, they explain very well, but when you ask them about their performance and result

[fxmoney]

discipline is very important while trading in the forex market as you will avoid emotions easily by following the discipline so you must have to understand the importance of the discipline so that you can gain consistant income from the forex trading

[Pardeep7651]

Sucess hum asha eh un logo ke sath reh tih eh jo log apni life mae and apne kaam ke parti discipline hote eh fir woh chahe forex business hi kyu na o is business mai bi jitn ne ni forex trader ne success haasil key eh woh apne kaam time and hard working key parti serious tey.

[rabaouimounir]

I sat for my CPA exam in the late 1970s. For those of you fortunate enough not to sit for the exam, it is a four part test given over 2 and a half days, if my memory serves. Tax, Law, Theory, Practice.

Many books and several courses were available to help prepare for the exam, with the nearest course to me being offered in Jacksonville, about an hour and half drive away. The courses ran every Saturday for 6 to 8 hours for several months prior to the exam. The cost was steep, close to a $1,000, if I recall, and that was thirty years ago. That is a lot of money now and it was even more back then, particularly since I was still in **** school. But the first Saturday was offered as a free trial so I headed on up in my VW bug to take a look.

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There was a good turnout. I remember the auditorium being large and full. I even recognized some of my classmates. The lectures were fine, the materials were good. But my take on it was that they were basically reading the materials to us and I could read several times faster than they could talk. And I could to that at home, without driving 3 hours round-trip, much less paying $80 a pop times twelve.

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There was a good turnout. I remember the auditorium being large and full. I even recognized some of my classmates. The lectures were fine, the materials were good. But my take on it was that they were basically reading the materials to us and I could read several times faster than they could talk. And I could to that at home, without driving 3 hours round-trip, much less paying $80 a pop times twelve.

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I left at the lunch hour and headed home. I bought a set of self-study books published by a Dr. Gleim, a University of Florida professor. I decided that I would study 4 hours a day, 5 days a week, for the 6 weeks prior to the exam. I kept to that program religiously. I started at 8 a.m. every weekday and studied until noon. Didn’t answer the phone, didn’t daydream, didn’t think about studying, didn’t do anything but study. Okay, I took bathroom breaks and if I got really zonked I stepped over to a set of weights I had and did a rep or two to get my blood flowing. Then I went back to studying.

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Where did I find the motivation? Why was I so disciplined? In part because I was a cheapskate. I wondered why all those people were willing to sit there like sheep and pay big bucks to be spoonfed this stuff at a rate a fraction of what they could absorb it on their own. It finally hit me: they were paying for self-discipline. They were paying for someone to make them focus, make them learn, force them to study.

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I was working a couple of jobs to get through school and if I was making more than minimum wage, it was not by much. I figured I would have to work at least two hours to earn enough take-home pay to cover each hour of the class. That did not strike me as a very good deal and my Momma did not raise a fool. I knew how hard I’d have to work to get that money. Spending 20 hours a week studying, doing sample problems, heck, that was easy money compared to slinging hamburgers (What-a-Burger, N.W. 13th Street, just shy of 5th Avenue, but last I noticed it was a Mexican joint) and being a gas pump jockey (Phil’s Gulf Service, N.W. 16th Avenue and 6th Street).

This is when I formed one of my early corollaries of life: Paying for self-discipline is expensive.

[kinan]

yeah i think discipline ak important aor basic event hay aor jo discipline ko follow karta hay wahe successfull hota hay i think daily life may be jo discipline per kam karta hay wo he kamyab hota hy so same case is here jo shakhs trading may discipline say kam karta hay wo apna trade jald he develop kar leta hay

[cherif.kais]

I agree with you
In my experience forex needs a lot of discipline because it is a delicate business that has many risks, so to succeed discipline is required
good luck

[mahi218]

yeh bat her trader k bas me nahi howa karti hoti ha k wo is kam me anay k bad profit gain kare or us ki madad say zyada say zyada earn kare or khud ko main tain rakh kar chal sake hume is bat ka khas tor pay khyal rakhna chahye k kahi humari ek choti c ghalti hume bhot pechay na le jae or hum pechay na chalay jae.