Feelings are Important.
Yeah, I've got a real problem reversing. When I exit I just can't seem to get back in going the opposite way. At least not until a good period of time has gone by - a few hours or so at least...I think that when I've made good money in one direction, I am trying to get away from the feeling that if the new trade goes wrong, not only will I give some money back but I will be angry at myself for not having stayed with my original trade.
Anyone else feel this way?
What if when you go to sleep at might, your mind (subconcious) is on your side and knows what is best for you?
You want to help your self, you give yourself signals (feelings) throughout the day in order to help you achieve your goals.
A feeling is a warning system, that tells you things like....Hey watch your risk or Hey watch that pattern. etc
Feelings are an important part of your system...Some say they are
essential ignore the feelings and they might grow stronger until you pay attention to what they are telling you....
Thats why when we walk into a dark alley at night and feel fear its good for you. FEAR is your friend. FEAR is telling you....Pump adrenaline into my body so I can run or fight.
So the FEELING of FEAR is you friend.
NO matter how hard you try you cannot NOT FEEL FEAR, because if that was the case then in the example above you would be beaten up. You succed in NOT feeling fear, but you get beatten up as a result.
Read the quote below from Ed:
In TTP we hold that all feelings have positive intentions and that labeling some of them as negative tends to interfere with the process of experiencing them and extracting their value.
Fractionators who divide feelings into good and bad tend to put fear and anger in the bad category and love and peacefulness in the good category.
Such people may show reticence to experience and / or express fear and anger and tend may have problems managing boundaries and risk.
The above quote is found here:
Ed's FAQ November 1, 2008
Read what
Market Wizard Ed Seykota says about feelings here:
Ed Seykota - Wikiquote
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