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Amen.

Seriously Magic? You have the balls to flap your trap at NoDoji... yet this is your contribution...of which you have added ZERO content and addressed NOTHING of the OP's Qs!!!???

Learning the nuances of price action and candlesticks can help. As an example-- if u have a defined supply zone (sellers exist in "areas" on the chart...not in an exact location--the extreme point of which is a horizontal resistance line that is drawn from the left side of the chart where a...

You are seriously out of line... No Doji knows her stuff... and her response was most certainly relevant. The OP asked "how u guys deal with..." and "how do u know..."... What exactly is your confusion with her response relative to the questions of the OP??? She provided a way...

OK oldtime... humor me: Why do you suppose he is getting stopped out all the time? What are some reasonable explanations?

oldtime-- think about what you are saying. If "probably' is truly the scenario in the potential trade relative to being stopped out... then you shouldn't be taking the trade in the first place. I'm not trying to argue with you or be difficult... I'm just trying to reason with you. Sit on...

Camel, ALWAYS have a daily loss limit. If you hit it... you NEED to be done for the day. Emotions are too strong and will negatively impact your thought process if you continue to trade without a max limit. Tomorrow is another day-- you need to clear your mind and walk away-- live...

Amen NoDoji... this fact cannot be disputed... good luck to any here who so much as even attempt to do so....

"I...put more focus on money management and ways to reduce disciplinary mistakes." And THAT is why you are successful. Great job.

In a nutshell-- you have just admitted that you fly by the seat of your pants when you trade. If you do it successfully - congrats... you are a minority of minorities. However-- just because you do it successfully-- doesn't mean it's the smartest way to trade. Remember that.

What is your win rate... profit factor... and expectancy? If these numbers are not up to par or you are dissatisfied with the results-- it would be wise to abandon the short time frame trigger--- you don't want to be trading setups that are not high probability, high profit, low risk...

As I said Pekelo-- a reason could easily be to promote ET. Think outside the box on this... I'm done with Neke... he has helped prove my point with his most recent post.

As expected-- a complete refusal to address my posts. As is always... Something amiss here... without a doubt. Wake up people... do not be so naive.

I believe if he is a real person-- you are wrong. He is pulling out $ 5k each month... not for the fun of it... to take care of expenses! If he had a real job that paid all the bills and then some-- he wouldn't be extracting these funds. This is a BIG problem. With this in mind-- he...

southall.... what leads you to believe he is a real person? Do you have empirical proof? Are u telling me you have conviction with 100% certainty that "Neke" hasn't just been a charade all these years in an effort to promote ET? Because if he is real-- it is absolutely ludicrous that he...

Sooooo.... results this week....????

Great... hopefully civility and objectivity will be the new normal going forward.

Yep I agree with this loosely described comment... First you must determine what the risk amount is that you would be willing to lose. More importantly however is ACCEPTING the risk. Understanding that losses will occur... "business expenses" in essence. If one gets upset after a loss--...

Yeah I hear ya... I think up until the point I read the book I had exhausted all possible methods of overcoming the fear. But I really believe the contents of the book itself brought up some very objective and tangible points that I had never considered or been exposed to prior... as opposed...

"Mark Douglas is a loser in trading". Ooooh really trader198? Pray tell -- what basis do you have for such a bold comment?