I was long 1200 UVXY night before last, sold 900 yesterday starting 4.6, today it's 5.7, I played too tight
The market will always give you every opportunity to turn a potentially large gain into a small one..... dirty, filthy market!
I was long 1200 UVXY night before last, sold 900 yesterday starting 4.6, today it's 5.7, I played too tight
The market will always give you every opportunity to turn a potentially large gain into a small one..... dirty, filthy market!
Admit it, pulling out of a trade prematurely syndrome happens, or used to happen, to all of us. So how do you tackle the issue of your lizard brain (the one that is mostly instinct driven & non-logical) interfering with the plan? I try to just walk away, set the stop & target, turn screen off & await bad or good news.
Next time, don't publish your trade in a big proclamation by starting a thread on ET.
Just do it. To borrow a phrase.
That's true!
Thanks! I'm not into top or bottom calling endeavours, just when you see what I spotted on daily and the charts being this extended following the pandemic major dip, you sorta scratch your head and think to yourself - I think this could be at least an intermediate top.
The market will always give you every opportunity to turn a potentially large gain into a small one..... dirty, filthy market!
Story of my trading life sigh
I've personally never been in a trade that I couldn't second or third guess. You take the very best risk/reward you can model.
It's self sabotage that you have to eliminate. And at least from my own experience, that usually comes in the form of inserting your own discretion into a mechanical trading system.