30th April Trading
Short Dow +5 - Entry was nearly perfect exit was sloppy I need to define the exit. The trade went on to hit +20 should I only exit at +1
STICK TO EXIT/PROFIT TARGETS AS SOON AS IT HITS TARGET CLOSE THE TRADE NO HESITATION
STICK TO THE PLAN LET THE TRADE RUN
THERE WILL BE NO SETUP THAT TELLS YOU EXACTLY WHAT TO DO - USE YOUR INTUITION
Monday, 30 April 2012
Tuesday, 24 April 2012
Monday, 9 April 2012
I just placed a trade in gold from an hourly set up. CS uses a different increment count than my old broker so I incorrectly placed the trade. How the trade played out was it went in my direction then came right back against me and stopped my to the pip +1 it then fell off a cliff and would have hit my profit target within minutes of hitting my stop!
-14 points
I knew my stop was in the wrong position as I calculated it incorrectly because of the different broker. The other interesting thing is if I had placed the trade as soon as I saw it even though my stop still would have been incorrect it would have never moved against me by a pip! Hesitation
-14 points
I knew my stop was in the wrong position as I calculated it incorrectly because of the different broker. The other interesting thing is if I had placed the trade as soon as I saw it even though my stop still would have been incorrect it would have never moved against me by a pip! Hesitation
Tuesday, 3 April 2012
Monday, 2 April 2012
Price moving into levels
Price moving into levels is so crucial the books hardly talk about it but it is imperative in every trade.
I used to want to see price slowly creeping up to a level for psychological reasons and I assumed this meant weaker price action but this is completely wrong.
I used to want to see price slowly creeping up to a level for psychological reasons and I assumed this meant weaker price action but this is completely wrong.
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