...or walked the plank! lol
There's no way I can turn my back on Forex trading, and I like having Kreslik as my homebase.
TygerKrane's Pip-Pickpocketing
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FX Re-boot, 2014
2014, $1111 in the FX trading account;
Combining some of what I learned in the distant past with some of what I learned in the recent past...seeing if I can make it happen!
Mark-04_Smile
Combining some of what I learned in the distant past with some of what I learned in the recent past...seeing if I can make it happen!
Mark-04_Smile
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**Krane catches Tyger** !>I'm here to chew bubble gum and make major pips...and I'm all out of bubble gum.<!
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Just did my first trade today, MAN it feels GREAT to be back, pushing my little lots around the marketplace!
My last trade was 8/23/13, I stayed watching charts and making observations since then, but still, I can barely believe it myself.
I also just re-read all of my Trader Psychology and mindset notes (Mark Douglas, etc.) and I have to say that has helped a great deal as well in feeling calm and having a sense of control over what will happen next as I make my trades.
My last trade was 8/23/13, I stayed watching charts and making observations since then, but still, I can barely believe it myself.
I also just re-read all of my Trader Psychology and mindset notes (Mark Douglas, etc.) and I have to say that has helped a great deal as well in feeling calm and having a sense of control over what will happen next as I make my trades.
**Krane catches Tyger** !>I'm here to chew bubble gum and make major pips...and I'm all out of bubble gum.<!
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As I said, I re-read all of my Trader Psychology and mindset notes before I got back into trading...out of everything I read, this is what was echoing through my head the most throughout my first day back:
Money is something that happens to people who do the right things irrespective of Short term results.
I can get consistent results if I understand that technical methods are are NOT designed to tell me what's going to happen NEXT on a *Trade-by-trade* basis. Just to understand that technical methods & patterns are designed to put the odds of success in my favor over a series of trades.
I'm just trying to get to the point where I can Follow My Rules of Engagement, EVERY TIME, with minimal effort and minimal struggle.
I am looking for when I can recognize my pattern and put on my trade without the slightest bit of hesitation or conflict, with zero emotional discomfort; b/c then I will know that I've accepted the risks and fully believe that my success comes from my pattern playing out over a *series* of trades.
Remembering that the causes of most of my errors, the things that will cause me to be an inconsistent Trader in the long run, are:
A Fear of Being Wrong / A Fear of Losing Money / A Fear of Missing Out / & A Fear of Leaving Money on the Table.
I need to keep an awareness of my objectivity while trading, and to remember that each trade has a random outcome.
Money is something that happens to people who do the right things irrespective of Short term results.
I can get consistent results if I understand that technical methods are are NOT designed to tell me what's going to happen NEXT on a *Trade-by-trade* basis. Just to understand that technical methods & patterns are designed to put the odds of success in my favor over a series of trades.
I'm just trying to get to the point where I can Follow My Rules of Engagement, EVERY TIME, with minimal effort and minimal struggle.
I am looking for when I can recognize my pattern and put on my trade without the slightest bit of hesitation or conflict, with zero emotional discomfort; b/c then I will know that I've accepted the risks and fully believe that my success comes from my pattern playing out over a *series* of trades.
Remembering that the causes of most of my errors, the things that will cause me to be an inconsistent Trader in the long run, are:
A Fear of Being Wrong / A Fear of Losing Money / A Fear of Missing Out / & A Fear of Leaving Money on the Table.
I need to keep an awareness of my objectivity while trading, and to remember that each trade has a random outcome.
**Krane catches Tyger** !>I'm here to chew bubble gum and make major pips...and I'm all out of bubble gum.<!
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