Quote from trader_david:
No, I do read them. my purpose is keep an open journal, so people in this site can monitor my trading activities and point out my inconsistency, or errors or mistakes (of course not grammar/spelling errors, I will try my best to write them better).
I've been around the block a few times and one thing I've seen from traders posting a public online written journal to correct discipline problems or consistent trading mistakes is that the journal always fails in that department.
One thing I've learned from others with problems like yours is that the cause of the problems is not trading related.
The problem is that something occurring in your home or office where you trade and/or is related to unresolved issues in your personal life is empowering you to sabotage your trading.
Here are better solutions if you're serious about fixing your problems...
1) Do live video recordings of your trading sessions via something like Camtasia Studio or similar like.
2) Document your trading environment at home or office (your surroundings).
3) Disclose in your video journal all personal issues even if you think they have no impact on trading.
4) Share all the above with other traders and other none traders that seem to have a grasp on managing their job tasks (on the job and away from the job).
Just remember this, most failed traders failed prior to their first trade. Simply, most are not suitable for trading prior to deciding to be a trader because they bring too much baggage to the table.
Last of all, are your or are you not profitable for 2009.
If profitable...you reaching your goals ???
Mark