Resistance and Supports are Too Close, what to do?

SML

Sitting here watching the Olympics..., came across your thread..., figured I'd submit my random thoughts for possibly something to mull over

Ignore em if it makes more sense





Diagonally..., horizontally..., or both

When fixin to enter a trade - make damn sure you know / identify which one you are trading with "this" entry

One is a range (horizontal).., the other a move (diagonal)
(recall I do not use the term "trend" - but feel free to assume "trend" for the word move)

If you're trading move - is this move with..., or counter to the overall bias..., to the day's bias..., to the current bias (and this exactly why I do not use trend - show me a "trend"..., I'll change the TF and show you another "trend") - really the only time I'll use the term trend.., is to describe the overall

Nuff said here

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Not really - if ample RR not existent - sit on yer hands -> save your money / emotional capital

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Anyone telling you otherwise is FOS

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Depends

Horizontal or Diagonal

Trading a range..., a move..., a B/O..., a PB..., or what

You must know / be very clear on..., what it is -> you're trading in..., what you're actually trading..., and of course the signal you're waiting for

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Make up your damn mind

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Never..., no matter what stage a trader is at -> it also a really quick way to blow up

Anyone telling you otherwise is FOS



We are risk managers first..., profit takers second

We take trades on how much must be risked

To see if the trade will work

To capture the potential profit move that currently exists (take note I said "potential" - because till it happens..., it ain't happened..., and there are never any guarantees it will)

$ risked must always be at a bare minimum.., equal to..., and preferably a fraction of - the current existing potential profit

Stated the other way - existing potential profit - must be equal to..., or a multiple of..., the amount risked for each trade

And the $ risked must always be acceptable - to see if this trade will work




Successful Journey Sir

RN

Redneck,

Thank you soo much. I enjoyed your post because considering the risk (money I can lose based on stop loss placement) vs reward (potential reward) before I take a trade is how I have been trading lately.

Your post helped me confirmed what I am doing needs to improve.

Lately, in my trading I have notice my R:R has been less then 1.

I went back and look at my journal and noticed I had been risking more then I am making. And this was not apart of my plan. I want my risk for the trade to be worth the reward.
 
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