When you put your money on the line, there's a strong need to seek out perfection. Many novice traders believe they can get everything just right. They believe that they can locate infallible information, find the perfect setup, and execute every trade flawlessly. In "Trading in the Zone," Mark Douglas notes that many traders are so consumed with making the perfect trade that they never get around...
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