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4th February 2007, 06:32 PM
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Re: Is trading a zero sum game?
HAI FRINDS
Good contributions from experianced members. Trading is a profession if you see and feel it as a profession. Trader must know what is the risk he is willing to take in a particular trade otherwise it is just like GAMBLING. Trading means decipline. Trading means willing to take caluculated loses. Trading means business.In business there may be profits or losses. Trading means minimise loss and maximise profit. Trading means patience and wait till the opportunity comes on the way.Trading means protecting your TRADING CAPITAL. Protecting TRADING CAPITAL IS SOUL FOR A TRADER.Trading means not forcasting markets.Trading means following the TREND. These are summary in simple words of wise traders like Traderji If anybody is making money in trading business he must have digested and following the above said rules. email ppvsin@*****.co.in 
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