Trading Made Profitable (TMP)

Most of the time I trade 2 chart H4 and H1. sometimes I trade m5 chart. Daily and weekly chart are for setup and I don't usually open trade on those charts.
I try to take over all view of the market before trading.
Thanks

Emotions can be broken down into five major components:
1.- Arousal That’s the revving-up of an emotion. Think about yourself when you are in the midst of engaging in a trade. Your body starts tensing. You stop breathing, or your breathing may be “high” and “low”. Your heart accelerates. Your eyes are fixated on the screen. That’s arousal, and it’s the first aspect of your emotions that you must learn to manage. If you can’t, then you will lose control of your emotions.
2.- Feeling This is where the biological chemistry creates a subjective experience of the emotion. If cortisol is pulsing through your body, it can produce a sense of fear. If testosterone levels become elevated, it produces a sense of grandeur. Both of these responses can lead to costly trading mistakes. You can be afraid to pull the trigger on a trade, exit a trade early or double-down on a risky trade.
3.- Motivation Once the chemistry is released into your system, your body will usually pointed into a “fight or flight” response. You perceive a threat, and you are either going to attack it or avoid it. If you hesitate on a trade, you are in avoidance. If you revenge-trade after a losing trade, you are in attack mode. It’s important to have a trained mind to regulate these responses to a perceived threat. Developing a curious mind allows you to act with patience and discipline, keeping your long-term interests in mind.
4.- Meaning These are the beliefs you have developed to manage uncertainty. We need to rationalize our behaviors so they make sense to us.
5.- Temperament Quite simply, this is genetics. How is your body genetically predisposed to handling emotion?

The Impact of Emotions on Your Trading
Fear, until mastered, blocks the development of your potential. To develop as a trader,
you need to be able to confront fear to change your pattern of reacting to an uncertain
world. Your brain is a negative assessment machine that does not distinguish uncertainty
from fear. It’s organized for avoidance, and trying to keep you in your comfort zone,
which is the familiar. It forms self-fulfilling patterns based on the avoidance of fear and
uncertainty. These patterns are set on “cruise-control” and dominate your state of mind,
forcing you to trade from avoidance and greed rather than calm impartiality.
The best way to get started in gaining control of your emotions
is to label your fears:
1. Fear of uncertainty (hesitation)
2. Fear of loss (pulling the trigger at the wrong time)
3. Fear of missing out (impulse trades and exits)
4. Fear based urgency to make up for prior losses (revenge trading)
5. Fear of not being right (making a mistake)
6. Fear of inadequacy (not feeling that you’re good enough to trade)
7. Fear of self-sabotage (blowing yourself up)
8. Fear of success or failure
9. Fear of growth and change (moving out of your comfort zone)
Which one of these fears drives your trading? If you’re honest with yourself,
you may have experienced most or all of these fears at some point in your trading

Should You Quit As A Trader

your quote totally got me in the box. i remember the day i looking for tens of indicator even bought an EA. But still, i lost my money because of my greediness.
That was because i dont learn the basic, and entrust programmed system 100%.

Trading performance

Risk Tolerance Threshold ratio (RTT)
PP- 9Months to 2 years
SP - 2 Months to 8 Months.
DDP- 1 month to 2 Months
LT- 2 Weeks to 1 Month
ST - 1 Week to 2 Weeks

Hi Hasib, i tried loading the easy order but it states under testing when trying to load on MT4, can you reccomend any others?