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I& #39;m not a marketer or a sales man. I have absolutely zero desire to try and convince anyone that learning how I trade is worth paying for over - or instead of - anyone else& #39;s.
What I do promote is having a process. For me and how I trade, I post examples. It works - for me. It& #39;s worked for others. And still others found it didn& #39;t work for them. You& #39;ll find the exact same with any process - no & #39;holy grails& #39;.
Most that really "can& #39;t" do any process is either unable to let go of baggage from previous trading, or unable to buckle down and focus. All processes require discipline and patience. And that& #39;s patience to learn it, then patience to implement it.
I have seen many processes that I absolutely loved - I could see their benefit and the end results were incredible. But it didn& #39;t matter at all. I couldn& #39;t trade them. Risk too high or moving - targets set in stone - size needed to be really profitable. Just not for me.
Doesn& #39;t take away from the process. Just didn& #39;t fit who I am as a trader.
The key is - process matters. Rain, snow, sleet, or "oh, hail that& #39;s some high volatility" - process matters. But it needs to fit who you are.
The key is - process matters. Rain, snow, sleet, or "oh, hail that& #39;s some high volatility" - process matters. But it needs to fit who you are.
Be that mine, someone else& #39;s, a combination of 2 or more you& #39;re looking at, or something you& #39;ve developed yourself.
Keep it as simple as possible. Keep risk management #1. And keep on keepin& #39; on.
One trade, one day, one week at a time.
Keep it as simple as possible. Keep risk management #1. And keep on keepin& #39; on.
One trade, one day, one week at a time.
And win, lose, or draw - #next is all that matters.
