Maddog79er
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How bout this one? Good discipline? Was the tarder right to close where he did?
Never go broke making a profit 😆
Was this actually a real trade?
How bout this one? Good discipline? Was the tarder right to close where he did?
Never go broke making a profit 😆
Was this actually a real trade?
Hi DT,The point im trying to make is look at all those points the trader DIDNT lose
The point im trying to make is look at all those points the trader DIDNT lose
The point im trying to make is look at all those points the trader DIDNT lose
Hi DT,
Just want to check I'm reading your chart correctly. . .
You opened a long position circa 10,600, held it for nine days during which time it went offside by almost 600 points, and then you closed it at or around break even. Is that right - or am I missing something?
Tim.
that guys worse than me!
but dax and on 1hr is not my market.
or should i say no longer my market but i have been there a couple years ago.about 5 positions,holding for over a week,finally waking up one morning having had enough and closing out about -700.
holding an hour more and i would have been plus a few hundred.
seriously, its a fascinating (and essential) thing to consider as a tarder. what is it thats drives the 'I cant take it anymore' . what is it that makes us puke em up?
give up then :smart:Literally that sickening feeling everyday for longer than a week,it was close to 2 weeks being over Christmas period.neglecting sleep/diet/exercise and just sitting and watching screen.
Imagine what a real trade would be like if demo/paper has that affect!
Literally that sickening feeling everyday for longer than a week,it was close to 2 weeks being over Christmas period.neglecting sleep/diet/exercise and just sitting and watching screen.
Imagine what a real trade would be like if demo/paper has that affect!
firstly maddogs ftse trade 08.27 short 6802 closed 10.24 6814 -12.
(on my preferred 2min) he did have a number of opportunities to get out for a smaller loss,even in the black.he could have maybe saved a few points but he was right to get out.it happened to turn but like he said he was on the wrong side of the pattern,where it could well have squeezed higher and who knows for how much.so he'll get back -12 quicker than -50+
seriously, its a fascinating (and essential) thing to consider as a tarder. what is it thats drives the 'I cant take it anymore' . what is it that makes us puke em up?
Poor risk management and undercapitalised.