When my day loss reaches $999, I stop trading for that day.
Do you mean Martingale strategy? It has a high risk and may lead to larger losses.double the position on your next trade?
Do you mean Martingale strategy? It has a high risk and may lead to larger losses.
I know your points highlight the importance of having a well-defined trading system and managing emotions, and maybe I am on the wrong path because of this. I need help and other people's suggestions.Imho, a question such as this indicates that you are on the wrong path. If you're emotional after trading you have no system, nor methodology that has a positive expectancy and are simply gambling and getting your emotional needs met. You're focused on PnL when it should be on your performance.
If you did have a system, you would have stats on how many losses in a row you would have to endure on average, at what R:R for BE/Profitability. If the conditions merit a trade as per the system rules, one is mechanical in taking it. If not, then one is most likely gonna miss the trade/s that makes the difference.
It is possible to be a profitable discretionary trader but you'll have to adjust your expectations, it's a series of marathons and not a single sprint. It takes much, much, much longer than one first anticipates.
It is not something that can be fixed and changed over time.How many times a month (or year) does that happen on average?
I do apologize if there was any confusion in my previous response. I was just seeking for assistance.If that might lead to larger losses, you should quadruple your size.
* in case you can’t tell, I’m being sarcastic.
I do apologize if there was any confusion in my previous response. I was just seeking for assistance.
It is not something that can be fixed and changed over time.
maybe I am on the wrong path because of this. I need help and other people's suggestions.