Oh No, NOT Another S&P EMini journal...
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Ancient sanskrit, some call the the original language of most intelligent humans.
OM - The infinite spirit. All that there is. The original sound. The word
TAT - That, as in (Thou Art That)
SAT - Reality. Truth. That which is most universal.
The infinite spirit - that is real truth.
Follow your true inner guidance
The profit factor is simply net gain divided by gross loss. Needs to above 2.0 to be called a trader. Above 3.0 to be a super trader and above 5.0 to be Master trader.
The CR is more complex maths and I have a software program I wrote to work that out. Needs to be above .50. Not sure what yours is as would need at least 200 trades to compute. But you seem to have large losing days which will knock your CR on the head.
Understanding how the PF and CR work made me focus on improving consistency so that I ended up with a good PF and CR. Anything that makes these numbers poor needs be eliminated. A Single big loser will wreck these numbers.
DUE TO LOSSES LAST WEEK, Circuit Breakers are on for the new week:
This means:
1. Go back to basics.
2. Take only "absolutely sure" trades or "low hanging fruit".
3. Drastically reduce the number of contracts to trade.
4. Have tighter stops.
5. NO LOSSES allowed for one full week of trading. (i.e. no trading is better than trading and taking a loss)
This means:
1. Go back to basics.
2. Take only "absolutely sure" trades or "low hanging fruit".
3. Drastically reduce the number of contracts to trade.
4. Have tighter stops.
5. NO LOSSES allowed for one full week of trading. (i.e. no trading is better than trading and taking a loss)
You just attach it like any other file. Click on browse and find it on your computer and then click ok. Then you are done.
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You just attach it like any other file. Click on browse and find it on your computer and then click ok. Then you are done.
Thank you. I will try that.
Could you please tell me how to post a chart? SOmeone asked me about this. I went and right-clicked the mouse on the chart to copy so I could paste the chart here but it did not do it. Then I tired to save the chart to my c drive and then attach it here, and it would not save the file either. I am not sure what is wrong or what I was doing wrong.
I don't think you can right click the mouse on the chart and save it that way. To save your chart, you would have to choose "print screen" button on your keyboard. It is on the top row normally third one from the right. That is where it is at on mine. Might be different on yours. Then you will have to open up "paint". Then save it from the paint software. Paint is free with windows. Then you can upload the chart the same way you do any file. The chart will post as a link so they can click on it. Your charting software might have an easier way to save charts. Some charting software lets you save charts with just one click of a button. Maybe try peeking around in your help menu of your charting sofware and see if it has that feature. Make sure your chart is saved as .jpg and not .bmp, because . bmp images are big and will take up too much room on your computer. .jpg is smaller.
After you get your chart saved on your computer, then you can click on browse and attach it with your message. If you can't figure this one out, don't worry about it, it's no big deal if you can't copy and paste. It took me a long time to finally figure out copy and paste. It just clicked in one day.
Here is a little website on how to copy and paste
http://www.webmasternow.com/copyandpaste.html