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	Stock Market Basics Stock Market Basics for Beginner Stock Market Investors and Day Traders Stock Market Basics Part 2 Who ever said that you always have to be happy. When I was 12, I read Napoleon Hill, “Think and Grow Rich”. Little did I know that that book would be my reference book for success in life. One fact that I got out of the book was that my brain was very powerful and I could achieve anything I set my mind to, if I just focused on in enough (this was life changing for a 12 year old little girl in Africa). OK, I got that Mr Napoleon Hill! The next fact that I gained out of the book was that “a positive mental attitude” will lead to a happier existence. All this knowledge sounds amazing! However, as I went through life, I realized that this positive thinking stuff was; firstly, a mission and that it didn’t work all the time. In the midst of a deep depression from my trading activities, finding the strength to be positive was a heck of a lot of work. I didn’t feel like thinking positive thoughts, all I wanted was the solutions to the my trading problem. Do you have any of these thoughts? “I’m a failure, flooded my brain!” “I just want to give up!” “I don’t think this trading stuff is for me.” Thoughts like these were my companions for months on end. After a year of constant struggle and excruciating pain and low self esteem, I decided to take a break from trading. My trading break lasted 6 months, during this 6 months I gave myself the permission to heal and feel sad. When I initially went into the equities trading profession, I believed like everything else I had attempted in life, I would come out on the other side successful. I would be successful and achieve all the dreams. Stock market trading humbled me and forced me to reevaluate my entire life. During my 6 month break I worked on rebuilding my self esteem, because as any trader who has lost a substantial amount of money will tell you, once the market is done taking your money, the courage to look yourself in the mirror and proudly say that you are successful is truly difficult. I was sad, I was angry, in fact I was extremely mad, at everything and everyone. There was no part of me that was happy and nor believed there was anything to celebrate. This is the stage in my life and trading career where it was alright to be sad and even mad. Change, lasting change never comes when we are comfortable. The lasting success that we all want for ourselves, never comes while we are experiencing comfort. Only during moments of extreme frustration and discontent, do we seek ways and means to move us out of this discomfort. This process may be easier for women, because women have been known to allow themselves to get in touch with our right side of our brain and become consumed by our emotions, and which allows one to pass through this stage of grief a lot quicker and move to a place where we feel whole again, while on the other hand men may find the process of experiencing their emotions a lot harder. The premise of this article is not to infer that women have been known to be better traders because they can go through their emotional states quicker than men, however, the premise of this article is to encourage all the stock market traders that are experiencing extreme pain because of their loses. No where and in no book or life instructions have we be told to stay consistently stay happy. Happiness is a temporary state of mind, however, pure joy and passion for our trading career is the ultimate goal. If you are experiencing pain, depression, sadness as a result of your trading activity, take a breathe, relax, don’t kick your cat, or yell at your family, just understand that “this too shall come to pass”. Enjoy the sad stage of your trading career, in a short amount of time, you’ll be faced with another problem that will require you to rely on the skills that you learned during this stage. When you realize that all the stages that you go through in your trading or investing career are just stock market basics, you learn to value them that much more as they are preparing you for a bright future ahead. Below are links to part 3 of Stock Market Basics that you will need to succeed as a stock market investor and trader Stock Market Basics Part 2 Stock Market Basics Part 3 Stock Market Course Part 4 Stock Market Course Part 5 Learn Stock Market Psychology Part 6 Learn Stock Trading Part 7		Stock Market Trading Resources Successful Beginner Stock Investors Belong To This Club Join Other Successful Online Stock Market Traders in our Forum
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