Chart: 1000V, 10000V, and 1000V.
Today i took a few trades and would like to describe the long i entered either too early for my current position sizing or entered at the right time but with bad position sizing, which means i did not prepare well in advance or did not wait patiently.
Prepare (middle chart):
1. Spike up + gold box range.
2. Inside gold box, down channel & spike up & down channel.
3. Expect it followed by a spike up or channel up.
4. Strong support at g-low: 3663.75.
See and act (top chart):
1. first red arrow, entered long based on magenta utl
2. 2nd red arrow, entered long based on gold box down channel.
3. 3rd red arrow, entered long based on possible FBOs below LTF gold up Tl and STF gold down TCL
Exit: at oval area.
My position sizes are: 1:3:1, which means i should be quite sure on the 2nd entry, but based on the middle LTF chart, i could not be so sure because of consecutive bear bars, which means i entered too early. With top chart, it was respecting magenta down TL well, so bears were quite strong. But if using position sizes: 1:1:3, the entries are perfectly fine.. This reasoning shows clearly the importance of position sizing.
Lessons learned:
1. With sizes 1:3:1, exit long using stop 2 ticks below the gold box in top chart and prepare to reenter long.
2. Take shorts based on magenta down TL after bo below gold box in the top chart.
3. Got to prepare with more precision.