Disliked{quote} If I see anybody making tens of thousands of dollars or more on a trade I am more likely to listen to what they're saying. But yeah, for personal purposes, what you said is absolutely true.Ignored
Dollar/Euro/Drachma level is irrelevant to me. (well...see post above. It messes with my head when I'm in profit.)
Plan...percentages...risk/reward. Those are my biggies. Still trying to conquer some winning deamons. I'll get there.
But I DO fear some people that want it ALL! How much is enough? This is where I struggle with my moral compass. 5k a week gives me ABOVE what I could ever want...including retirement!
Too sensitive?
But that doesn't work if you're not managing your money extremely well. People should understand there is more than 1 way to trade and those who say NEVER add to loser are wrong. There's no way that never add to a loser can be the best strategy. How could one expect to be perfect on an entry into a predicted move? It's all about how much money you're willing to lose on that and if you plan multiple entries some higher than the first, it's still solid strategy, so long as the max amount you're willing to lose is properly addressed with those multiple entries. I see the potential problem with adding to losers , it's very clear, and also it can make a habit out of only adding to trades moving against you and you stop adding to the ones going in your favor, which by the way is where it all gets more interesting. Beat the flaw of taking profit too quickly, add the practice of properly adding to winners with correct money management, now you're making a lot more on these bigger moves, rather than getting out early, that's where the returns can become way more interesting 
