Bloody hell. My last trade was a couple of months ago36 trades in 45 minutes???
And only 10 points profit (before fees and commission)???
I did the last 2 weeks 41 trades (roundturn) in total. So 82 trades.
Bloody hell. My last trade was a couple of months ago36 trades in 45 minutes???
And only 10 points profit (before fees and commission)???
I did the last 2 weeks 41 trades (roundturn) in total. So 82 trades.
I have often suggested that you study why traders fail and then don't do that stuff.You prove my point as someone who is actually experiencing the 8 points a day. I think it is more than knowledge that makes a successful consistent trader. I have the knowledge but I lack the mental discipline to be consistent. If fact I have been assembling content for a thread that I want to start someday. I will title the thread "Why is it so easy for us Day-Traders to Lose?" Any one of the things on my list can derail a trading day. As I identify the things that a trader falls prey to, well they can then be corrected. Simple things like not chasing a trade that is already past your entry point that came when you were carrying groceries in for the wife and then took a wizz break. Man, if every trading day could be like today.
I have often suggested that you study why traders fail and then don't do that stuff.
Right and when you ask them the plan it's to make a lot of money in a short time with as little effort as possible.It’s simply easier to fail over time.
Especially when downside is unlimited.
Traders have no discipline,
They’re quick to give up.
It’s mental breakdown.
They make one mistake,
Then they compound them.
They circle around pain points,
Distract themselves to avoid working out.
Don’t give up.
Stay in control.
Follow the plan.
Is this supposed to be a poem? Nothing rhymes, dude.It’s simply easier to fail over time.
Especially when downside is unlimited.
It takes one instance of weakness to blowup.
Traders have no discipline,
They’re quick to give up.
It’s mental breakdown.
They make one mistake,
Then they compound them.
They circle around pain points,
Distract themselves from real problems.
They spend time charting,
They listen to podcasts,
They read books …
The easy stuffs.
They tell you how to behave,
But they won’t follow their rules.
Don’t give up, Don’t be weak.
Stay in control and Follow the plan.
Tomorrow is another day (Only if you cut that loss).
Take a break.

You prove my point as someone who is actually experiencing the 8 points a day. I think it is more than knowledge that makes a successful consistent trader. I have the knowledge but I lack the mental discipline to be consistent. If fact I have been assembling content for a thread that I want to start someday. I will title the thread "Why is it so easy for us Day-Traders to Lose?" Any one of the things on my list can derail a trading day. As I identify the things that a trader falls prey to, well they can then be corrected. Simple things like not chasing a trade that is already past your entry point that came when you were carrying groceries in for the wife and then took a wizz break. Man, if every trading day could be like today.
You prove my point as someone who is actually experiencing the 8 points a day. I think it is more than knowledge that makes a successful consistent trader. I have the knowledge but I lack the mental discipline to be consistent.
This is very good. And, I might add going on "Tilt" for the rest of the day. Which leads into your 3rd line. "It takes one instance of weakness to blowup"They make one mistake,
Then they compound them.
Is this supposed to be a poem? Nothing rhymes, dude.![]()
Don't be an idiot. Or do you think I'm an idiot?You have no idea what poetry is if you think all poetry must rhyme.
Good find. This is beautiful shit. I must say Erica Jong, along with Henry Miller, is like an indelible stain. Once you become contaminated with her works, you just can't get rid of her.We will banish the whitest lies.
We will speak the black truth as it is.
Our father- we spit back their sperm.
Our husbands- we spit back their names.
Our brothers- we suck back our love.
The self-righteous inherit the earth,
& anger speaks louder that love.
Love is a softness
the weak cannot afford,
& sex a Darwinian bribe.