dr.blix
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Hi Blix
I have suffered/am suffering with alot of the same issues as you and to be honest the only way I have overcome them is to work out my plan, execute it, then log off until I get the little email telling me it worked or it didn't. Just now was a great example I sold at 4405 at around 10:40 v. nearly got stopped just after then it gradually fell to my traget of 4394 nearly an hour later, if I had been watching I would have closed out near the stop or definately bought to soon. Doing this has improved my profitability alot and also improved my discipline, not saying it will work for you but its worth a try, its not as exciting but I use the "down time" to do my real job or study. Good luck
that's really interesting cado, i used to leave trades open for days when i was position trading equities last year.
it really does force you to have a plan. and as long as you have good stops, it does take the possibility of over-monitoring/messing up potentially good trades.
i'm a bit of a control freak i think, and this has led to being stuck in front of the puter 24/7...not good.