{quote} Hello Happy, thanks for the warm welcome, and welcome to my journal as well. I dont know how "trading journal" works on ff, but feel free to share your chart too. it'll be easier for me to develop my analysis. Regards, From your neighbor country, Indonesia. Wolf.
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It's your thread for your journal, just follow your flow and your heart.
It's been great so far.
Do you keep track the trading transaction in excel/google sheet or use particular tool to help you track if your strategy does has edge?
{quote} It's your thread for your journal, just follow your flow and your heart. It's been great so far. Do you keep track the trading transaction in excel/google sheet or use particular tool to help you track if your strategy does has edge?
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no, i dont have any. but thanks for the note. i just look it on my trade history in MT.
The future influences the present just as much as the past - Friedrich N.
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The main ingredient for my strategy is the R:R. Sometimes i get 1:1, 1:1.5, 1:3, etc. The lot size is the key. What i mean with lot size is that, subjectively, lot size is different for everyone. For example, with 500$ account the lot size that i use is 0.03, but maybe someone else isnt thinking the same thing, so they use maybe 0.05, 0.1, and so on. Whats the matter is that how much risk do you want to waste? how much $ do you want to risk to make your trade isnt scary or uncertain, or maybe so its not make u see the chart all day and interrupt your work. its all depends on you.
The future influences the present just as much as the past - Friedrich N.
But the bad habit of mine is sometimes i closed it before hit tp because of uncertain thought of mine. and the price goes to my tp. what a bummer.
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You need to look for where Liquidity will draw price to .... Look at your chart above, the one on bottom right, notice the low then look left, thats a Liquidity zone
{quote} You need to look for where Liquidity will draw price to .... Look at your chart above, the one on bottom right, notice the low then look left, thats a Liquidity zone Hope i am making sense
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