
Quote from indahook:
I am not good at keeping journals. Basically I have ADD when it comes to keeping anything orderly(thank goodness for electronic docs). But I do enjoy posting on ET, whether it be the occasional major market call [/B][/QUOTE] I'm with you there ...e. P.S. I love the greenback too for '08.
This is only an obvious point. But the accuracy and reliability of your methodology is the key to emotional strain appearing or not appearing.Quote from indahook:
The emotional aspect of daytrading is as challenging as it gets for me.
Quote from Champion:
This is only an obvious point. But the accuracy and reliability of your methodology is the key to emotional strain appearing or not appearing.
Assuming a liquid futures market is being used (eg CL, YM), your signals must be precise (each time you turn around your position) and you must be able to depend upon their reliability (again assuming you are taking on each upswing & each downswing as they follow each other). There is then no overriding emotional challenge to get in your way.