Though most of us wont admit it we come into the market expecting to win , if not immediately, within a few weeks or so. I know I did. There are a few exceptions, but for most it is an arduous process and losing days are the rule, not the exception. What you are describing happens to almost everybody and that is why I keep harping on keeping it as simple as possible. You will never get anywhere by jumping from one idea to the next. When you realize it is not going to be easy and settle down into a routine, stick to one idea long enough to see whether it works for you or not , you may start to see some progress.
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I´m a bad student.
My problem is everything can go really good for a week, winning every day in the simulator. Then I have one losing day, and I immediately lose faith in what I´m doing, so the next day I just jump in and out almost randomly. And of course it doesnt work. Then I go back to being patient and trading with a clear strategy and everythings fine for a couple of days and then I lose and feel lost again.... I think one of the reasons is that it´s so easy to get whip-sawed so that even if things are going my way I can get stopped out first if I don´t enter att the exact right place.
I´m gonna try to trade less and do more detailed statistics of my trades.
When I´d thought about what I wrote for a while I kinda guessed you would talk about risk/reward.