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"Serenity, you sound like a frustrated Canadian living your life in the US"
How much do you want to make and why do you want to make it 17 replies
Want code reviewed and point out my mistakes 13 replies
Want to Really succeed? 27 replies
What are your most common mistakes? 6 replies
Post Your Mistakes 21 replies
DislikedGreat post and I agree completely. No replies after 20 hours makes it very clear that this is not a popular topic and that most people here are focusing on the wrong things. I am willing to bet most of them are ignoring their mistakes and jumping from system to system after a series of losses (or even after each loss). It is really quite simple: 1. Understand the probabilistic nature of trading by focusing on your result only after a series of trades, not after each individual trade. A 20 trade sample size should be enough to let you know...Ignored
DislikedIf I had discipline to follow my system , I would be in 6 figures now .I always curse myself to be honest .I hate it .I thought I was past it but no , this demon keeps coming backIgnored
DislikedIf someone else can make money with a specific strategy but another person can't... does it mean the strategy isn't profitable? (I've gone through this process many times ruling out supposedly profitable systems) or does it simply just highlight a gap between where you are now and where you need to be PERSONALLY to be profitable. In my case the problem lies within. RegardsIgnored
Disliked{quote} For those who haven't seen it, Mark Douglas talks about this gap in the following video. He calls it the "Profit Gap". I hope some fellow traders find the video useful... SatchFan http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhKJ9P3agRcIgnored
Disliked@TranceTRader too bad your original message was removed. I found Tom Hougard's material original and helpful. His website is a gem of free resources for the trading community. Homepage - Trader Tom (https://tradertom.com/) His book "Best loser wins" is also remarkable describing what it takes to actually start to know oneself on the side of emotions when our own money is at stake, and how to flip the inner narratives that drown 90% of us traders into un-profitability. There is no free lunch.Ignored