4 bottoms , it going to fly soon , another bottom if at it al , and that's it
1.38500 . is a massive support
1.38500 . is a massive support
yes yes yes
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Disliked"...When the stop-loss execution indicates that the market was not predicted correctly, the trader feels defeated and personally assaulted by the market. Psychologically wounded, the trader is either more likely to skip the next high-probability, low-risk trade setup and thus miss opportunity, or engage in revenge trading and jump into the next quasi-setup seen, which usually is a low-probability, high-risk setup. Whatever psychological error the trader is prone to make, what fails is the understanding that ability had nothing to do with the outcome...Ignored
Disliked{quote} better alert moty , i see something that could move 50 pip moreIgnored
Disliked4 bottoms , it going to fly soon , another bottom if at it al , and that's it 1.38500 . is a massive support {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Changed TP to 1.39029, awaiting SpikeLee to arrive and "save me".Ignored
Disliked{quote} better alert moty , i see something that could move 50 pip moreIgnored
Disliked"...When the stop-loss execution indicates that the market was not predicted correctly, the trader feels defeated and personally assaulted by the market. Psychologically wounded, the trader is either more likely to skip the next high-probability, low-risk trade setup and thus miss opportunity, or engage in revenge trading and jump into the next quasi-setup seen, which usually is a low-probability, high-risk setup. Whatever psychological error the trader is prone to make, what fails is the understanding that ability had nothing to do with the outcome...Ignored
Disliked"...When the stop-loss execution indicates that the market was not predicted correctly, the trader feels defeated and personally assaulted by the market. Psychologically wounded, the trader is either more likely to skip the next high-probability, low-risk trade setup and thus miss opportunity, or engage in revenge trading and jump into the next quasi-setup seen, which usually is a low-probability, high-risk setup. Whatever psychological error the trader is prone to make, what fails is the understanding that ability had nothing to do with the outcome...Ignored