Someone "liked" my post in another thread:
The results have nothing to do with experience or skill per se.
The results have everything to do with discipline.
Either the trade is entered or it is not entered.
There is no skill involved.
Do you have the discipline to enter when the signal is present without hesitation or second guessing?
Do you have the discipline to set your stops immediately?
Do you have the discipline to move your stops when appropriate?
What happens after you enter has nothing to do with your skill.
The market determines what happens next.
A poster talked about filtering in one of my threads today.
There more you filter the more chances get filtered out.
Until there are no entry signals at all.
Adding more indicators does not effect what happens after you enter.
Nor does looking at more time frames.
Best to pick one pair, one timeframe and stick with them.
This method appears to work very well using M15 charts.
All you need is the discipline.
The results have nothing to do with experience or skill per se.
The results have everything to do with discipline.
Either the trade is entered or it is not entered.
There is no skill involved.
Do you have the discipline to enter when the signal is present without hesitation or second guessing?
Do you have the discipline to set your stops immediately?
Do you have the discipline to move your stops when appropriate?
What happens after you enter has nothing to do with your skill.
The market determines what happens next.
A poster talked about filtering in one of my threads today.
There more you filter the more chances get filtered out.
Until there are no entry signals at all.
Adding more indicators does not effect what happens after you enter.
Nor does looking at more time frames.
Best to pick one pair, one timeframe and stick with them.
This method appears to work very well using M15 charts.
All you need is the discipline.
My Threads: Trading is as simple as 1-2-3, Highest Open / Lowest Open Trade
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