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Prayer contributes 90% to trading. Instead of technical and fundamental analysis, simply praying can bring you luck and become more religious. On the other hand, you should consider the volatility of prayer; I mean, there are many prayers from people with open trading positions. And be wary of pray sweeps; I wish there were charts that could show that. Essentially, God created the brain to think more rationally before praying. I disagree here, because if praying really helps, for sure, traders who are having a hardtime to become profitable will solve their problem, I am not against with God or praying, but it just didn't work with trading, it's totally different. Maybe yes for jus psychological for yourself, beliefs or traditions, but in overall, I don't think so. I am also a religious person and I pray regularly, and I believe it has a certain positive effect on my life. But we need to be realistic, and not just in trading, but in any kind of work or business. If we really want to make money and be profitable. We should rely on our knowledge, experience, and skills, and the profits we reap will be determined by those factors, not just by prayer. We cannot be lazy, neglecting to cultivate knowledge, accumulate experience, and hone our skills, and then expect God to bless us. If we trade solely by praying, I think it's more like gambling than investing.
Prayer contributes 90% to trading. Instead of technical and fundamental analysis, simply praying can bring you luck and become more religious. On the other hand, you should consider the volatility of prayer; I mean, there are many prayers from people with open trading positions. And be wary of pray sweeps; I wish there were charts that could show that. Essentially, God created the brain to think more rationally before praying. I disagree here, because if praying really helps, for sure, traders who are having a hardtime to become profitable will solve their problem, I am not against with God or praying, but it just didn't work with trading, it's totally different. Maybe yes for jus psychological for yourself, beliefs or traditions, but in overall, I don't think so. I am also a religious person and I pray regularly, and I believe it has a certain positive effect on my life. But we need to be realistic, and not just in trading, but in any kind of work or business. If we really want to make money and be profitable. We should rely on our knowledge, experience, and skills, and the profits we reap will be determined by those factors, not just by prayer. We cannot be lazy, neglecting to cultivate knowledge, accumulate experience, and hone our skills, and then expect God to bless us. If we trade solely by praying, I think it's more like gambling than investing.
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Prayer contributes 90% to trading. Instead of technical and fundamental analysis, simply praying can bring you luck and become more religious. On the other hand, you should consider the volatility of prayer; I mean, there are many prayers from people with open trading positions. And be wary of pray sweeps; I wish there were charts that could show that. Essentially, God created the brain to think more rationally before praying. I disagree here, because if praying really helps, for sure, traders who are having a hardtime to become profitable will solve their problem, I am not against with God or praying, but it just didn't work with trading, it's totally different. Maybe yes for jus psychological for yourself, beliefs or traditions, but in overall, I don't think so. I am also a religious person and I pray regularly, and I believe it has a certain positive effect on my life. But we need to be realistic, and not just in trading, but in any kind of work or business. If we really want to make money and be profitable. We should rely on our knowledge, experience, and skills, and the profits we reap will be determined by those factors, not just by prayer. We cannot be lazy, neglecting to cultivate knowledge, accumulate experience, and hone our skills, and then expect God to bless us. If we trade solely by praying, I think it's more like gambling than investing.
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Prayer contributes 90% to trading. Instead of technical and fundamental analysis, simply praying can bring you luck and become more religious. On the other hand, you should consider the volatility of prayer; I mean, there are many prayers from people with open trading positions. And be wary of pray sweeps; I wish there were charts that could show that. Essentially, God created the brain to think more rationally before praying. I disagree here, because if praying really helps, for sure, traders who are having a hardtime to become profitable will solve their problem, I am not against with God or praying, but it just didn't work with trading, it's totally different. Maybe yes for jus psychological for yourself, beliefs or traditions, but in overall, I don't think so. I am also a religious person and I pray regularly, and I believe it has a certain positive effect on my life. But we need to be realistic, and not just in trading, but in any kind of work or business. If we really want to make money and be profitable. We should rely on our knowledge, experience, and skills, and the profits we reap will be determined by those factors, not just by prayer. We cannot be lazy, neglecting to cultivate knowledge, accumulate experience, and hone our skills, and then expect God to bless us. If we trade solely by praying, I think it's more like gambling than investing.
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