I see you're an SCT guy, op. as you know, the routine is designed to prevent stress. so stress induced from SCT occurs when we get too far down the rabbit hole for our present level of skill (i.e. we jump fractals) easy way to resolve that though (as you know) so the mind lets us know we might have wandered a bit. it shows up as a tell in the form of "stress" because the routine ensures that you know where you are and where you are going so listen to it. embrace it. it is part of the routine and it is an opportunity - not a barrier. best to you
effective or best trading stress relievers? (1). Profits. Not only takes stress to zero, then to minus by releasing endorphins (2). No 2nd place contender
IMHO wrong. You need a good ENTRY plan. From start no stress. If you have no good entry plan you will have automatically stress from start. Stress is the result of an open loss. Stress is reduced with an open profit.
Disagree. You’re paid ONLY at the finish line. Ask Usain Bolt (poor starter). Best pros I know buy only the higher high in an uptrend, a terrible entry by your standards, but their exit is where they really shine https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/b...e-important-than-entering-it-2379431.html/amp
Listen for the gun, then react = the 80/20 odds enter trade on breakout. Beat the gun = disqual aka stop out. Therefore not much room to finesse the start (entry). But the EXIT (finish)? Poetry! Levels of finesse that are still being tapped and perhaps barely scratched the surface http://www.espn.com/espn/feature/st...ters-how-run-olympics-fastest-event-right-way
I disagree. I do what the best pros do, except for the fact that my entry is much better. I get out when they get out. But I have already decent profits before they even enter the markets. There are only four different possibilities: good entry and good exit bad entry and bad exit good entry and bad exit bad entry and good exit Mathematically it is impossible to beat a good entry and a good exit. The only problem is that you should know how to enter good and exit good. Even if I exit worse then the pros, the remaining question is: how much worse was my exit, and how much better was my entry? If I enter 5 points (ES) better and exit 2 points worse, I am still 3 points ahead. Trading has nothing to do with Usain Bolt. He is not a trader. The fact that you are paid only at the finish line is not a valid argument. The essence is: Profits are equal to the exit minus the entry. The writer of your article is a broker, I am a trader. Traders trade, brokers don't as they make money as broker. I know a few brokers, not a single one of them ever made money trading.
Since thread is about stress ........ Bruce K. entry is when I see easy money, just walk over and pick it up (80/20 trade), then l place my stop where nobody can find it. Let it run, even for weeks or longer Stress = zero