ikcid: This is what happens when you think you're the boss, suddenly a boss appears and you gats mellow down. The guy thinks he's gotten to a point, whereas someone else that had gone beyond him now appeared and he's salivating like a dog with some bone placed on his neck.
Lol. Does it matter? Anything we aspire to be or wherever we are in life, someone had been there before but does it mean we shouldn't celebrate when we get there?
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lekinz18: I can relate with your number 4.....I made an analysis of GU to sell massively on Wednesday and USCAD to buy after spotting a massive rising and falling wedge on the 4hr timeframe....so I enter those trades......on posting it to some telegram, people started giving opposite bias that I nearly fall for it,
Inshort ,I agree with all your point....
You're welcome. Those points are forming the backbone of my trading plan. I know some will try to argue it especially positional or swing traders but I'm a DAY trader.
Mondays and Tuesdays are off for me even if market donates a thousand pips and it's only gold or nothing else for now.
Another addition is to avoid entering a trade before 3am, anytime from 5 am gives a better viewpoint.
1. Trading many instruments paves more ways for losses. You'll be surprised someone trading just 2 pairs may make money than one trading 10 pairs.
2. Trading more days paves more ways for losses too. You'll also be surprised that one that trades 2 days in a week will make more than one that trades from Monday to Friday.
3. Keep it simple. Avoid greed and fear.
4. Keep a level head and avoid noise which can come from fellow traders. I recall making a sell call only for someone else to auto suggest having a buy bias.
5. Finally keep learning. Babypips is not only for newbies.