Is this a known syndrome??

Assuming you keep a journal of your trades, you could easily see when and if you are profitable (no offense), and when you should not trade. The last part is the most important "when not to trade".
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Step back and rectify your losses
check why the losses happen, is it the volume that dries off is the time of the day that you cant focus on and the possible reason
If they are trades that fit your plan and still lose, you need to change the strategy or tweak it to give your a better win rate at the end of the day.
its not a syndrome more like FOMO and greed taking over
 
nooby_mcnoob said:
Yeah most action is gone by 11am. Usually I trade till 11 and then between 230 to close.
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Me 2;
except so many dont trade @ 12 CST/\ some times i do it then.
I do business with WMT+ they make you feel welcome some times. Wal mart as one L + welcome does also.
Mr Loeb, use less [L] leverage to preserve profits Later,or stop trading after noon until you find out why loses then...........................................................................
 
You really need to work on your emotions. Try taking regular breaks in between your trading sessions. It will help you to stay neutral and take each session as a fresh start.
 
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