A trading psychology, it is  based on how well you know yourself and are able to gain from your strong points, as well as to have power over you weak ones, has much to do with how successful trader you will be. When you really know yourself, then you are familiar of how you are going to react under specific circumstances and you can protect yourself from self-damaging actions or decisions when it comes to managing a trade

The overlapping of psychology and trading is complex. Psychological factors, such as execution of an action with overwhelming sense of apprehension and fear, can interfere with clear-headed decision-making about markets. Many traders put their money at risk without a explainable edge. It is difficult to imagine such kind of trading *not* originate frustration over time. Other traders lock themselves in solid methods, but these may not be accepted with their talents, personalities or skills.

However, sometime trading psychology problems have nothing to do with trading. Your biggest enemy when trading is YOU. If you do not have a professional psychology then decisions will be made and lose money on a steady basis. Here are the main points you need to develop a professional trading psychology:

Trading psychology's main points:

• Trade with an UNDER CONTROL Plan: The plan must contain stop and limit levels for the trade, as your analysis should go completely around the expected downside as well as the expected upside.
• Test all of the facts carefully before you go for a trade. Don't let anyone’s fear or excitement cause you to enter or exit a position before the circumstances match YOUR guidelines.
• What goes down should come back up and what goes up must come down eventually. A good trader knows that there are times it's better to be in an all cash position and watch the market from the sidelines.
• Don't let temporary circumstances cause to deteriorate your convictions. You know that you should take steps to protect your profits when a trend is weakening, so does it. And vice versa.
• Don't fall in love (or hate) with your stocks. Take care at the technical aspects and do the right thing based upon your own system. The reason trading with a plan is the #1 tip is because most expressing analysis is done before the trade is executed.
• Remain emotionally away from the market and the excitement that its movement creates. Don't constantly check your share prices all day long (unless you're day trading).unless you are a day trader, Stay focus on the large trends.
• Unexpected things, both good and bad. Understand the events, and be prepared for them.
• Unless you're trading in short, only increase your position when prices go up. Usually, when a price starts to move it usually continues in that direction for a while.