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| Re: ES frustration today I'm have not done a thing this week and will look back at the markets next monday.
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| Re: ES frustration today "The battle is won before it is fought" - Sun Tzu - Build a trading plan and trade the plan. Also know when to break it or else you will be sitting duck when the markets do the unexpected. Enter only at price levels that you feel comfortable with the risk. Think risk only.. profits will handle itself alone. Observe, observe, observe!! Program your brain to recognize market patterns. Not candle patterns... but the overall pattern on a bigger picture. Learn to read what the market is telling you. This will significantly increase your odds for short term setups. It took me 2 years to be able to read the language of the markets (though I am learning EVERY single day). It's actually quite simple but takes alot of time to understand this simplicity.
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![]() | Re: ES frustration today Advisory stops allow you to work out of positions most of the time without losses that amount to much. I had a system where Art Simpson traded FX with 138 trades in a row without a loss due to using the advisory stops and knowing to work out of the position. He worked 138 trades this way and never loss but his gain was limited due to often times getting out of good positions after getting out. To eleminate this bad postion going good problem I recommend that you always pick a range and not a price. You see you can never pick the exact price. Pick a range allows you to re-enter a trade at a better advantage. Ex..... JPY at 108.10 short and it went to 108.18 so you get out due to your advisory stop being say 8 pips(exclude bid/ask pips) but your plan is to sell JPY at 108-109. Your range allows you to re-enter the short within the range even though you exited your first trade due to advisory stop. I wish I had more time but reading your posts is often enlightening for me. I have been working on a New Energy Fuel and feel we are within 3 years of reduction in energy cost and greenhouse emissions. It has been taking lots of time. I do intend if I live long enough to update "Phantom's Gift" with Art Thanks for your posts and please keep your eye on the white line when trading. To trade forever allows you the opportunity to be the rich guy in the block. Losses only point to the winners if small. Pop | ||
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