Six Fundamentals To Six Figures

[rajesheck]

Yet it is your advice to simply move the stop a bit further when it was hit on the previous trade . Aka increasing the risk every time it went wrong.

I don't think many businesspeople will agree with such ludicrous strategies.

Having a tight stoploss is opposite of risk management because tight stoploss hits frequently leading to loss.

 

[rajesheck]

I always tighten stops, never loosen.

Thread title should be how to lose six figures lol.

Tight stoploss is suitable for scalping, not trend trading.

 

[rajesheck]

if you had an open mind you would be on your way to six figures of net worth too.

I am trading options on index. It is challenging yet I am managing to move forward.

 

[rajesheck]

you are not a serious person

I am serious about business mindset.

 

[rajesheck]

If the OP achieved personal 6 figure account. The question would be about the next new, maybe 7, fundamentals how to get to a 7 figure account. The process of learning does not stop at 6 figures.

The point is are we developing business mindset or just technical stuff.

 

[rajesheck]

Without stats, thread is useless.

Here is the stats. 98% of traders struggling to make money because they lack business mindset.

Stock trading is 80% business mindset and 20% trading techniques.

98% of traders think stock trading is 100% technicalities and nothing else.

 

[tony.m]

Without stats, thread is useless.

Hello @Handle123

 

[FTDK]

Questioning the post is different from questioning the OP.

My straight forward answer to all your questions is grow up as businessmen, not just the technical stuff.

All that i have to say is said in this thread. Where is the need for one to one session?.

You really need to learn how to read.

You never give straightforward answers and absolutely nobody wants one to one sessions with you.

 

[FTDK]

So far i have not met/interacted with a trader who feels the way I feel about money and trading.

Maybe that should tell you something .

 

[FTDK]

Having a tight stoploss is opposite of risk management because tight stoploss hits frequently leading to loss.

Bullshit.

This post alone proves thats you absolutely don't know what you are talking about.