Importance of trading plan!

Discussion in 'Trading' started by Garett Sim, Jan 29, 2018.

  1. Without a proper plan each assignment may remain unfinished. Though apparently we may think we don’t plan our all activities, when we think to start a desired work our plan has already started that time. Trading a complicated profession requires a suitable trading plan because an appropriate trading plan can act as guidance for the traders. And thereby before engaging in any trade, a trader has to plan how he will supervise his funds and his risk factors in order to earn sustainable profit.
     
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  2. Whoa, dude. I, like, totally get it now.
     
  3. speedo

    speedo

    :D
     
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  4. Thanks Garett,

    I will also suggest evaluate over X amount of trades with this plan works first, or one can spend alot of time with the wrong plan.
     
  5. Overnight

    Overnight

    A man a plan a canal, Panama.
     
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  6. Hearing about people's trading plans gets boring and stale,
    For most of them, they are just simply empty words...it would make little to no difference to their otherwise lackluster performance and selves and mindsets and understandings,

    Traders' theoretical and real world visions merge and diverge, but not producing a final product.
    but, Make Trading Great Again 2018...High-Five` :confused:

    I wish there was a site called EliteTrader2.com...for real, elite traders. You feel me,
    vanzandt, pekelo, xela, d08, johnny rock, sweet and sour bobby...where ya at
     
    Last edited: Jan 29, 2018
  7. Handle123

    Handle123

    This is it?
     
  8. "Trading plan"... is that like as in boxing... "Everybody has a plan until they get hit"?

    Trading plan....
    "Buy Support
    Sell Resistance
    Chase Breakouts
    Use Stops"... over and over and over and over again and again.

    That's for starters. Once you get a handle on this, you can add some of the subtleties if you want.

    If this is not your "plan", you're likely "fishin' in a dry hole".
     
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  9. aldrums

    aldrums

    I vote for starting with no plan. Just start trading on day 1 with small size and buying and selling wherever the hell you feel like it. The market will show you soon enough how you should be trading.
     
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  10. Overnight

    Overnight

    That is a bad plan.

     
    #10     Jan 29, 2018