@padutrader @SimpleMeLike -
Do you believe luck plays a factor in ANY of these trades you've shown?
Yes or No?
I am not looking for why or why not.
Just a simple yes or no.
Thank you.
Does luck play a role? Yes, or no?
Note: It is a yes or no.
If you ignore this question for any reason, I will assume it is a yes.
Define lucky as a factor in ANY trades ?
- I got a bigger profit than expected
- I exited the trade earlier for a small loss instead of letting it hit my stop protection for a bigger loss
- The technical analysis said Long and I accidentally went Short...market then dropped or vice versa to give me a nice profit
- I called it quits early in the day to bank my profits. Had I continue trading...the TA signals would have resulted in a losses to take away my earlier profits
- I was counter-trend trading all day on a strong trend day. Stop loss protection based on TA resulted in small losses instead of big losses based upon random risk:reward
- TA selected the best trading instrument to trade based upon my trade strategy in comparison to trading what's popular at forums or what's recommended to me by others based upon their TA
- TA backtests show I've never had 5 consecutive winners and my 5th trade resulted in a profit
- TA backtest show I've never had 5 consecutive winners and I ignored the 5th trade signal...it would have resulted in a loss had I taken that TA signal
- TA reveals I'm net profitable in the morning but net losses in the afternoon trading session. I took one more trade in the afternoon based upon TA and it resulted in a profit
- We're both using the exact same TA strategy (entry to exit), exact same time frame but your results are net overall losses while trading every trading day. In contrast, I'm net overall profitable when only trading the first 3 trading days after a FOMC announcement and ignoring 1/2 trading days due to a holiday
- We're both using the exact same TA strategy (entry to exit), exact same time frame but your results are net overall losses while trading on low volatility trading days. In contrast, I'm net overall profitable when only trading on high volatility trading days
- We're both using the exact same TA strategy, exact same time frame but your results are net overall losses while trading every trade signal. In contrast, I'm net overall profitable when only trading if/when TA signals show up in the direction of a price action that's reacting to a President Trump tweet
Therefore, please give me a few definitions / examples of your definition of lucky while using technical analysis because you've used the word "lucky" many times without defining nor explaining what it is to you.
wrbtrader
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