stevespray
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I disagree - Two reasons;
1) It is more important to follow the rules of the system rather than trying to second guess which way the market will move next. Our trade position seems to be in keeping with the overall market trend of late and favours a stronger dollar.
2) By stepping in manually you are inserting the thin end of a very large wedge in terms of your own personal psychology - When you step in once it is easier to do it again and again. Ultimately the odds are not in favour of this approach especially if you are inexperienced since the market will generally manipulate your 'feelings' so that you will make the wrong choice on each occasion. As I write this the position is moving back in our favour. The upshot will be that you will start to alter the effectiveness of the concept system overall. It is far better to consider that ultimately the system is going to make you some nice profits. How it does that does not matter on a trade by trade basis. If you are not careful you could end up placing yourself in a 'no win situation' where you force yourself to make trading choices which the system does not require you to make. Sooner or later you'll make a bad choice which will effect the profit on a perfectly good trade and you'll then feel huge remorse. Far better to just let it do its thing and draw comfort from the bigger picture.
Steve.
1) It is more important to follow the rules of the system rather than trying to second guess which way the market will move next. Our trade position seems to be in keeping with the overall market trend of late and favours a stronger dollar.
2) By stepping in manually you are inserting the thin end of a very large wedge in terms of your own personal psychology - When you step in once it is easier to do it again and again. Ultimately the odds are not in favour of this approach especially if you are inexperienced since the market will generally manipulate your 'feelings' so that you will make the wrong choice on each occasion. As I write this the position is moving back in our favour. The upshot will be that you will start to alter the effectiveness of the concept system overall. It is far better to consider that ultimately the system is going to make you some nice profits. How it does that does not matter on a trade by trade basis. If you are not careful you could end up placing yourself in a 'no win situation' where you force yourself to make trading choices which the system does not require you to make. Sooner or later you'll make a bad choice which will effect the profit on a perfectly good trade and you'll then feel huge remorse. Far better to just let it do its thing and draw comfort from the bigger picture.
Steve.