To become a successful trader, there are several steps and practices you can follow:

▎1. Education and training:
   - Understanding the Market: Start by learning the basics of the financial markets, including how markets work, order types, and technical and fundamental analysis.
   - Training courses: Join specialized trading courses or workshops.

▎2. Develop a trading plan:
   - clear strategy: Define your trading strategy, whether it is based on technical analysis, fundamental analysis, or a combination of both.
   - Risk managementDetermine how much risk you can take on each trade and set stop loss rules.

▎3. Demo trading:
   - Demo account: Use a demo trading account to test your strategy without risking real money.

▎4. Market Analysis:
   - Technical analysis: Learn how to read charts and use technical indicators.
   - Fundamental analysis: Follow economic and financial news that may affect the market.

▎5. Developing psychological discipline:
   - Emotional control: Learn how to control your emotions while trading, such as fear and greed.
   - Stick to the planStick to your plan and don't make emotional decisions.

▎6. Follow-up and evaluation:
   - Recording transactions: Keep a record of all your trades to analyze your performance.
   - Evaluation of resultsReview your trades regularly to see what is working and what is not.

▎7. Adaptation and continuous learning:
   - Adapting to the market: Be flexible and be prepared to adjust your strategy based on market changes.
   - learning from mistakes: View mistakes as opportunities to learn and grow.

▎8. Stay informed:
   - Follow the news: Follow economic news and global developments that may affect the markets.
   - Participation in communities: Join trading communities to share ideas and strategies.

▎9. Patience and perseverance:
   - Don't expect instant success.Trading takes time and practice to develop the skills and experience needed to succeed.

By implementing these steps, you can increase your chances of becoming a successful trader. Remember that trading involves risks, and it is important to be prepared to constantly learn and grow.