I am a part time trader, having a full time job during the US day.
I have ability to check markets and even sometimes trade them a little more actively some days
due to the nature of my work.
As I have gained confidence in this method. I wanted to experiment today with small real money, but see
if I could do some quick scalps using the method while working.
Set it and forget it trades.
Second trade of the day.
I am learning I will have to do this differently than the way I have learned to trade where I can active manage.
Fewer charts in focus to allow you to go slow and really read the charts.
And then it will be just the luck of timing for getting an entry.
Not as much fun as actively managing trades and may impact overall win rates and $ winners/$loser ratios, because of
fixed tops, no trailing stops etc.
I have ability to check markets and even sometimes trade them a little more actively some days
due to the nature of my work.
As I have gained confidence in this method. I wanted to experiment today with small real money, but see
if I could do some quick scalps using the method while working.
Set it and forget it trades.
Second trade of the day.
I am learning I will have to do this differently than the way I have learned to trade where I can active manage.
Fewer charts in focus to allow you to go slow and really read the charts.
And then it will be just the luck of timing for getting an entry.
Not as much fun as actively managing trades and may impact overall win rates and $ winners/$loser ratios, because of
fixed tops, no trailing stops etc.
Why 2/9? The idea originally came from Neilsdigest in a deleted thread (which I think is still available in recycle bin if you want to search his name). I tried them out and found them useful for my methodology.
It appears I can only trade full lots on indices with Global prime, at least on demo anyway.