Dislikedhi dario
It's a common problem you're facing to be honest. When I go thru a string of losses, my confidence is dented too. I went through my worst patch .....Ignored
Many thanks for sharing bro
It's a dirty job but someone's gotta do it!
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Dislikedhi dario
It's a common problem you're facing to be honest. When I go thru a string of losses, my confidence is dented too. I went through my worst patch .....Ignored
Dislikedhi dario
It's a common problem you're facing to be honest. When I go thru a string of losses, my confidence is dented too. I went through my worst patch last year (11 losing trades in a row), believe me that was hell.
But, the thing that makes it relatively easy for me to bounce back is that I have very low monthly quota. It's fixed at 3%, so I do not have to exert pressure to my trading for fearing of not meeting the quota.
Undercapitalization is also a problem in trading, like it or not it affects your mental state heavily during trading....Ignored
Dislikedhi wormboy,
just a question about ur MM. firstly, i must say i didnt know you have such a big account. probably that's why i wonder why u do with such a big stop. wanted to ask you abt money management; i always thought that people will enter a trade say, based on 1% of their total, which means that based on their stop loss, they will adjust the pip/dollar to make it 1%. that is, larger stop loss = smaller pip/dollar
seems like that is not how it works? or is that fine too? thanksIgnored
DislikedHello,
Not to answer for WB but I believe his answer will be "yes" this is the proper way to manage ur trades. Dependant on size of account you may only be trading for 10 cents/1 dollar per pip if your trade requires a couple hundred pip stop. 100 is 1% of 10,000 so for a 1% risk u could go 1 buck per pip on a 10K account most would say as long as you keep ur stop below 100 pips.Ignored
Dislikedthanks... prob i was more puzzled by wormboy's large stop but ok given his account it's possible. and despite his large stop, it's more of a risk management rather than a stop that is to be hit..Ignored
DislikedClosed partial.
GBPUSD
1. long @5407 closed @5472 (0.2)
Remaining trade unchanged.
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2. long @5423 sl @5285 (0.3)Ignored
Dislikedhi wormboy,
just a question about ur MM. firstly, i must say i didnt know you have such a big account. probably that's why i wonder why u do with such a big stop. wanted to ask you abt money management; i always thought that people will enter a trade say, based on 1% of their total, which means that based on their stop loss, they will adjust the pip/dollar to make it 1%. that is, larger stop loss = smaller pip/dollar
seems like that is not how it works? or is that fine too? thanksIgnored
DislikedHowever, we had tightened the emergency stops for our swing positions to 5330. Reason is that although the 5380 still provides significant technical support, we're not taking too much risk carrying our long term positions into next week knowing little if the GS news earlier would have a negative implications on our trades.
Time will tell. Good luck & enjoy your weekend.Ignored
DislikedNasty gap under 1.5300, it should be correct at least at 50% for a dead cat bounce, or fully. So 1.5380 will be the point to look at as you said Azim.
Later!Ignored
Dislikedwill the gap fill as it did last week? seems like gaps fills normally, anyone knows of any gaps that didn't fill till now?Ignored