Highest Open / Lowest Open Trade

GBPCHF Up at the pivot...

GBPCAD Might give us something...

GBPAUD The range is narrow but this is also a possible for us...

AUDCHF A weird pair but moving up like this gives us something that looks possible...



The pins on the Daily, do give me pause, however...

EURAUD Seems to be a lot of AUD around for me today - dunno' if that's a good thing, lol...

CHFJPY Getting mixed messages here - not sure what role the pivots will play here. Price action is showing us different looks on different time-frames. Will be interesting to see what happens here, if nothing else...

How do I stop this losing streak?
What's your answer?

https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-stop-...my-chess-games

Remember yesterday's 6 GREEN H4 candles in a row?

7 GREEN H1 candles in a row.

Waiting for the setup is the hardest part.
Waiting for the profit to appear is the next hardest part.

the dilemma of SL
A. are you keeping your at +5 Sl to BE in these charts with a huge run up, and be out from the trade at BE+1?
B. or ignore this initially be be good for approx 15 pips (with a TS from +10)?
C. or ignore all the above and let the trade run with a more loose TS?

In The Little Book of Talent, Dan Coyle tells us REPETITION is key to mastery: “Repetition has a bad reputation. We tend to think of it as dull and uninspiring. But this perception is titanically wrong. Repetition is the single most powerful lever we have to improve skills, because it uses the built-in mechanism for making the wires of our brains faster and more accurate.”

I LOVE that.
And, I very deliberately repeat similar ideas again and again and again.
If we’re committed to *really* getting this stuff, we need to commit to repetition.
I like to imagine a spider web. One thread doesn’t do a whole lot. Neither does two. Or three. Or four. But you weave enough threads together and you start creating something super powerful.

-Brian Johnson

Is this System profitable ?

There is no dilemma.
Stick with the method.
Consistency wins in the long run.
There will be times you miss out.
There will be times you bank big pips.
Do not be distracted by isolated instances.
Hindsight will blind you to what is happening now.

No.
This system is not profitable.
Those who trade this system as presented are profitable.

How do you or your team deal with losses?

Do you have the mental toughness to re-focus on the next game or do you allow the last game to permeate your thoughts and keep you from playing to your potential?

Every competitive season has its ups and downs.

When you are winning, things are great... You are enjoying the competition, training sessions and practices are relaxed and enjoyable. Confidence is high and you are feeling positive.

Successful seasons are those where you learn from losses and move forward.

First, mentally tough athletes have the ability to push the reset button and focus on the next game.

Second, mentally tough athletes have some of the best practices after a loss as they focus on producing better results the next time.

Atlanta Falcons head coach Dan Quinn, has been instilling this brand of mental toughness in his football players since the beginning of training camp.

Quinn understands the value of mental toughness and how mental toughness can provide players with that advantage to overcome adversity that is inherent during every season.

QUINN: "That's kind of where a lot of your character is tested, when it's under duress. We've really spent a lot of time developing this mental toughness that we have. We spent a good bit of our off-season demonstrating our language for it. Knowing this game, there's going to be difficult moments, difficult times, and how do you reset?"

Now is the time the Falcons mental toughness will be tested.

Following four straight wins, including back-to-back wins over last year's Super Bowl teams (Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos), the Falcons suffered two heart-breaking losses by a mere five combined points.

This next game for the Falcons is against their conference rivals, the 4-2 Green Bay Packers. It is this type of situation that the Falcons have been mentally preparing for through the season.

QUINN: "Knowing at times, bad things happen, and you're going to be in a dark spot. How do you get through? It takes a lot of mental toughness. One of the things that I love about our team right now is how hard they want to play for one another. Knowing that the guy next to you can be counted on, and the guy next to you you're counting on, those are really important topics. Although they're difficult processes to go through, we don't like it but we are ready to take on the challenge and onto the next."

Mentally tough athletes feel challenged not defeated by adversity.

The amazing thing about mental toughness is that it gives you the mental fortitude to face challenges head on...

When you can face each challenge with a resilient mindset, you further develop the habit of mental toughness.

How to Develop the Habit of Mental Toughness:

Step 1: Understand that habits require repetition over time. The more you respond to adversity as a challenge to overcome, the more you strengthen your mental toughness muscle.

Step 2: When adversity hits, press the reset button. In other words, get over it and focus on the next challenge.

Step 3: Determine the positive mental and physical steps you will take to meet the next challenge head on.

- Dr. Patrick J. Cohn