Stories Christmas Past
With Christmas fast approaching and another new year recently, it hardly seems possible that 2007 is already near.
Around this time each year, the TV will certainly show the many versions of "A Christmas Carol", originally written by Charles Dickens in which Scrooge is visited by three ghosts - The Ghost of Christmas Past, The Ghost of Christmas Present and The Ghost of Christmas Future.
Many versions of This popular Christmas classic has been filmed over the years, and even Bill Murray has starred in one of the more humorous versions. My favorite is the 1951 version with Alistair Sim.
In the story, Scrooge - a very mean man, money hungry and maliciously - that are displayed error of his ways by the three ghosts. The first ghost shows him where he went wrong in the past. The second, how it is now considered by his peers and the final ghost shows him what the future if it does not change its ways.
So how does your cell forex trading review careful Forex three ghosts on Christmas?
How did you fare in last year? Was your business by increasing the standard you like it? Or your business leaves much to be desired?
Did you exercise caution and patience measured using self-discipline? Have you planned trade and commerce, then the plan or were you so much money that you're hungry, simply threw caution and negotiated all the rumors and tips that you heard?
When examined by the ghost of the current forex, how did you do? That was in 2007 a profitable year or could it have been better? Did you plan or trading system and stick to it? Are you able to recognize that you are, where you are right now as a direct result of your own decisions - good or bad?
As can to see "A Christmas Carol," it is never too late to change your ways!
If your business has been less profitable and less pleasant that we could take a leaf out of book of Scrooge and mend your ways.
Never trade without a plan or system. Always have the discipline it stick to the plan or system. Understand that trading is winning and losing and about to accept both good grace, but make sure your plan or system always gives you more wins than losses.
Remember that negotiation takes time and patience. Many traders fail because they lack the ability, but because they mistakenly believe they need to be in an animal trade live for the most part they are trading. In truth, successful traders spend more time watching and waiting than actually being in a live animal trade.
Be generous. If you made money this year - giving a good cause.
Before we know it, Christmas 2008 will be knocking on the door. Make sure if the ghosts forex visit you next Christmas you've had a year to be merry about.
And on that note, I wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
About the Author:
Martin Bottomley is a full time professional forex trader, acknowledged author, forex tutor and co-developer of forex trading software including The Amazing Stealth Forex Trading system.
You will find more information at: http://www.stealthforex.com
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