Emotional reset after every trade?

wxytrader said:
Ya but the point being you essentially still have a day job.
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After thinking things over the night, I must say you are absolutely right. Day trading is essentially a day job. I am foolish to even try.

I stop the experiment.

It is profitable but not worth the trouble. I should stay with longer duration option trades, no need to glue to the computer screen.
 
David's faith said:
i got a friend, also a trader, mainly in CL futures. He is essentially profitable, but he has a handicap. He trades one trade a day and 3,6 out of 5 days they end up in winning days, as his statistics say. If he trades more then 1 trade a day, lets say 2 trades, his losing rate would be significantly higher as he is emotionally not free from the last trade and therefore unable to reset between the 2 trades which leads to doing bad analysis.

Do you know any techniques or trainings for him to emotionally reset after a trade? Mine would not help him.
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LOTs of the time its not just an ''emotional reset '' ;
metals dealer takes off lunch + shuts the cash window down then .
A garden, a farm or business may help;
where he can put in some more hours without a trainwreck============================================================================================================
 
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