I think that every trader has a difficult and simple time, and I try to take it as calmly as possible to avoid panic and find a way out of any situation. I think that if you understand that you have problems with practice, then maybe you should take a short break and do some theory or maybe focus on a demo to test your theories or work with some new strategies.
I don't think that a trader just has to work in the market every day. We have to listen to our desires and feelings, we don't have to force ourselves, otherwise it will soon lead to you just losing interest in this business and most likely you will stop doing it.
I have an interesting observation that when we face some difficulties, it always looks too dangerous and exciting. But when time passes and I look at this situation from the outside, it doesn't seem dangerous or unpredictable to me at all, rather it seems like I find myself in an exciting situation. I think it becomes easier with time, or rather to say with experience, when you go through such moments several times. I think that with time, when you adapt to the new conditions, you start to work more accurately and accordingly get more stable results. And I agree with the opinion that sometimes we can skip work if we understand that the work will be too intense.
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When i make profits this week become profitable and when it went against me i found it bad for trading. However consistency in practice eventually help getting one profitable trading setup through out the week which helps mitigate previous losses and build up equity.
