Quote from usman88:
Yes. Psychology itself isn't quantifiable but you can use it to get measured results. I can't explain it because it would simply take too much time which I don't have but Ill quote some examples as we go on. Nowadays I am working on a strategy in which intraday psychology plays an important part. The result is attached for 3 different accounts. All are exits of long positions initiated earlier in the day. You can see the tick perfect result as market high is 7355 for today .
I am not saying that by incorporating psychology you will get tick perfect results but your accuracy in determining range would improve drastically