IncreaseNow's "Sell/Short" Futures Journal

Discussion in 'Chit Chat' started by increasenow, Feb 22, 2010.

  1. Inc,

    Never overtrade. If you have 2 losses then quit for the day. You will just add more losses as you are not disciplined enough at this time in your trading. You say you lost $348. Can you break it down? eg. 3 losses of $100, 1 of $48.

    Please post the YM lost as we may be able to help you. Most people trade the indices so people will have an opinion that may help you.

    Good Luck,

    Snow
     
    #371     Mar 10, 2010
  2. this is exactly where I want to be...really is taking more of a 'business' approach to trading...more strategic...honestly, the first trade (which was a loss) was a Soybean trade that 'I jumped in on' after I knew I should...was trying to 'catch it'...very wrong...thanks for your encouragement
     
    #372     Mar 10, 2010
  3. Snow...I cannot post the YM trades as my trading platform recycles overnight...but...it was when it was hitting the 11600 mark...should have noticed this as more resistance and not 'gone long'...my first lossing trade was initially like $80 or so in soybeans...trying to catch it too late...thanks for your encouragement also...INow
     
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  6. Dude, come on now. This is shameful.

    :p

    This is why you lose all the time, no focus.

     
    #376     Mar 10, 2010
  7. olias

    olias

    what happened to Soybeans?
     
    #377     Mar 10, 2010
  8. it's shameful if I quit and give up...at least I am honestly trying...trust me, I will get in 'the zone' and all you will hear is 'the same contract being traded over and over'...trust me, my 'trading zone' is coming...soon..I'll get there...trust me...
     
    #378     Mar 10, 2010
  9. For your sake, you better hope so. Unless you have unlimited funds, you are going to run out before you get 'in the zone'

     
    #379     Mar 10, 2010
  10. got ripped to pieces on it yesterday and thinking probably better to stay with Corn as has lower volatility and high-low range...better to 'get winning' on some contract...
     
    #380     Mar 10, 2010