i am ok with holidays, just not in the middle of the week.
Tough shit. Embrace your blackness.
i am ok with holidays, just not in the middle of the week.
Are there any days when you decide (beforehand or at the beginning of the session) that the R/R is just not there and decide not to trade? And I don't know, go fishing![]()

left shorts 5557, looking for 25-30 point down by the end of this week, i hope.
tmw is a new holiday, totally forgot.

Not really, but maybe it should?
I've heard many traders who said that they're just sitting on the sidelines waiting for a better opportunity and I think that's great.
Personally, I think the current market still offer something on a daily basis. The key is to just manage expectations and don't except another 60 point range after the market just made a big move as a consolidation is common after a larger move.
I am taking a break today, though. No trading during low volatility holidays.![]()

OK. I don't mean not trading for weeks (I think some people - myself included sometimes - are just trigger-shy), just seeing at the beginning of a day (as you mention today because of the holiday) and saying... meh... I'll take a break.
Particularly, because, if I understand correctly, your stops (like mine) tend to be on the small side, so I was wondering if on days where you don't see a potential minimum of X points, you just took a break (because if the stops are about the same, but the targets are much smaller, it hurts the R/R).
Your market statistics are always much appreciated, btw.![]()
OK. I don't mean not trading for weeks (I think some people - myself included sometimes - are just trigger-shy), just seeing at the beginning of a day (as you mention today because of the holiday) and saying... meh... I'll take a break.
Particularly, because, if I understand correctly, your stops (like mine) tend to be on the small side, so I was wondering if on days where you don't see a potential minimum of X points, you just took a break (because if the stops are about the same, but the targets are much smaller, it hurts the R/R).
Your market statistics are always much appreciated, btw.![]()
that''ll do for now