“The cheetah, while the fastest animal on the African plain and can outrun any of the prey it feasts upon, always chooses to go for the young, weak, or sick. Once identified, he attacks with laser-guided focus and effectiveness. It is only then that the kill is most likely. That is the epitome of a professional trader.”
Archives of “February 12, 2019” day
rssFear & Greed
When trading there are two emotions that are more common, and more dangerous, than all the rest; fear and greed.
Fear and greed can ruin even the best trading strategies
One moment of fear or greed can lead to a moment of madness and months of hard won profits going down the drain
Uncontrolled emotions should not be an excuse for losses and losses should not be an excuse for uncontrolled emotions
Remember!! Trading affects psychology as much as psychology affects trading
Greed
“You can’t feed on greed” (more…)
Just like the market…. scared money never wins
AL WEISS on Technicals -Yes Saying No to Fundamentals.
AL WEISS on Technical Approach of Trading ,page 181 ..The New Market Wizards pic.twitter.com/Ye8Xim5fIS
— Anirudh Sethi (@anirudhsethi71) January 17, 2016
If U had Invested $1000 dollar with AL WEISS in year 1982 in year 1991 it was $ 53000 !!
It's complicated.
How trading really works
Water War in India
Bad Advice. The wife.
5 Frustrations of Traders & Solutions
Top Trader Frustrations
- I cannot trade my plan!
- You need to develop the skill to execute your trading plan under duress.
- Use visualization exercise to see yourself successfully executing your trading plan during the day. The greater level of detail a trader uses in their visualization exercise the greater its effectiveness.
- I cut my winning trades too early!
- Have profit targets
- Take partial profits
- Measure each day the missed profits that you could have obtained if you didn’t miss a setup, or if you didn’t cut your winning trades too early.
- I am not consistent with my trading
- Establish a playbook with setups that work for you, and setups that don’t work for you.
- Define the risk that you should take in setups based on whether they are A+, B, C setups (based on risk/reward and % win rate).
- Track the amount of risk that you are taking on similar trades, so that the results can be properly analyzed. Risk 30% of your intraday stop loss on a A+ setup, 20% on a B setup, 10% on a C setup, 5% on a Feeler trade.
- Do a trade review
- Did I trade the best stocks today?
- Did I recognize the market structure?
- Did I push myself outside the comfort zone?
- Things I did well
- Things I could improve (more…)