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Switching to full time trading

1.Dont Ever Think About Switching To Full Time Trading With Atleast 12 to 18 Months Consistent Results , With Atleast 70 to 80% Of Your Expected Targets Are Met

2.If You Are A. Full Time Employee & Quitting A Job To Take A risk , Double Check If You Can Get Into A Job Again , Incase If Trading Doesnt Suits You

( Taking A Sabbatical is Ok With A Confirmation You Can Rejoin Any Time )

3.Check The Job Markets Specifically In Your Industry About The Demand & Supply 

4.Ensure Your Family Needs Are Taken Care For Atleast Next 3 to 5 Years , Even If You Dont Make Single Rupee From Trading

5 Double Confirm With Your Family Atleast 5 Times , If Your Decisions Are Ok With Them

6.Introspect Yourself Throughly, If You Are A Go Getter Or You Need A Push Each Time For Any Job ( Because Nobody Will Push You Except For Yourself )

7.If Incase Plan A Doesnt Work  Which Is Full Time Trading , Whats Plan B?

8.Never Ever Get Into Full Time Trading With Loans , Emi's , Bad Debts , Thinking You Will Be Able To Re Pay Month On Month With The Trading Returns

9.More Importantly Dont Just Make Blind Decisions Switching Over Just Because Seeing Numerous Sucess Across Social Media 

10.Finally , Do A Lot Of Analysis , On Your Self , Your Winning Trades In Past , Losing Trades & You Will For Sure Get A Clear Idea , Whether You Have A Complete Grip Over The Market & Then Decide

Each Of Us Look At Life From Different Dimensions , For A Few , Losing All & Starting Again From 0 Is As Easy As Anything Else & For Some Once Lost , They Go Broken

You Are A Better Judge For Yourself , But Before You Make A Decision Think 100 Times But Once You Decided Go For A Kill As A Trader Look For Right Trades

Let The Outcome Be Good Or Bad

If We Are Only Going To Trade Expecting Profitable Trades , Chances Are High That We Focus On The Returns Forget Everything Else

Chase Your Dreams & Not Your Trades

Keep Your Expectations ....

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