Why only two of the ten things that decide your consistency have anything to do with reading a chart
The two questions that tell you whether a strategy is worth trading, before you risk a dollar
Which of four trader types your score puts you in, from Shiny Object Syndrome to Confident Trader
The one thing consistent traders do that has nothing to do with finding a better setup
From Jeff Keen, a trader who spent more than $70,000 finding out what actually makes you consistent. No hype, no signals, no magic pattern.
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