Re: Nishikant sir - Please open a new thread or continue your good work in the existi
mubeen,
Managing greed and fear is what we are actually doing. The entry into a trade is an easy one but exit is the problem for all. Everyone know it... We need immense disciple to be with in our trading plan.
As a first step,
1. You can find out a strategy which suits your personality. Learn it thoruoghly with the help of charts.
2. Then prepare your trading plan. You can find the trading plan template from traderji or through google search.
3. Arrange everything as per your above prepared trading plan.
4. Do trade trades in live market with min possible qty. See how its working. Daily after market hours analyse your trades an correct yourselves if did any mistakes.
Emotion should never come into trade...if you are not well, leave it as trading holiday.
The final thing I like to point out is about risk, never take risk which are not allowed as per your trading plan. Be very strict in money and risk management. One more thing...don't try to calculate your net profit/loss after each tick...at-least till you get an edge.
Just my rough statements...consider reading some books.
Best wishes,
TFL,
Thanks TFL , nagendra gb
well i think i need to learn reading chart or understanding the flow with the chart first, after only i should enter again.
my biggest problem is my exit.
most of the time i enter on right time but rather then wait for some time to get target i take exit after 3-4 points later i see it will move at least 15- 20 points. same way i was in profit for almost 2 weeks daily 250 - 300 Rs but when i entered in wrong time i wont come out in a hope that the market will come back, and end up with a loss which eat all my 2-3weeks earning.
i read all the thread of Tj but still when i enter my heart start beating fast and can't wait till target achived so exit with very little profit.
hope the seniours understand they might have gone with the same situation before.
one of my biggest mistake was on the day i lost 15k is i bought and sold almost 98 lot (options) for that i paid nearly Rs 4500/- for brokerage in single day. that day i was in a big frustration so buying again and again to recover losses.
is there anything which help me to control my fear and gread as well.
regards
mubeen
well i think i need to learn reading chart or understanding the flow with the chart first, after only i should enter again.
my biggest problem is my exit.
most of the time i enter on right time but rather then wait for some time to get target i take exit after 3-4 points later i see it will move at least 15- 20 points. same way i was in profit for almost 2 weeks daily 250 - 300 Rs but when i entered in wrong time i wont come out in a hope that the market will come back, and end up with a loss which eat all my 2-3weeks earning.
i read all the thread of Tj but still when i enter my heart start beating fast and can't wait till target achived so exit with very little profit.
hope the seniours understand they might have gone with the same situation before.
one of my biggest mistake was on the day i lost 15k is i bought and sold almost 98 lot (options) for that i paid nearly Rs 4500/- for brokerage in single day. that day i was in a big frustration so buying again and again to recover losses.
is there anything which help me to control my fear and gread as well.
regards
mubeen
Managing greed and fear is what we are actually doing. The entry into a trade is an easy one but exit is the problem for all. Everyone know it... We need immense disciple to be with in our trading plan.
As a first step,
1. You can find out a strategy which suits your personality. Learn it thoruoghly with the help of charts.
2. Then prepare your trading plan. You can find the trading plan template from traderji or through google search.
3. Arrange everything as per your above prepared trading plan.
4. Do trade trades in live market with min possible qty. See how its working. Daily after market hours analyse your trades an correct yourselves if did any mistakes.
Emotion should never come into trade...if you are not well, leave it as trading holiday.
The final thing I like to point out is about risk, never take risk which are not allowed as per your trading plan. Be very strict in money and risk management. One more thing...don't try to calculate your net profit/loss after each tick...at-least till you get an edge.
Just my rough statements...consider reading some books.
Best wishes,
TFL,