why we need to label ourselves in terms of time? I guess there is no need. but, the time plays crucial role in trading and as a result in our real life.
a) time is one of the 3 components of TA
b) we have to pay rent monthly and here comes time like most of our expenses/income.
c) you should worry about time because you are over leveraged ... and you need to book your profits/losses ... within the time (intraday) for example.
a filthy rich onion trader (or someone who deals with a commodity that will not expire), know the value of the commodity (supply) he deals with .... so he will buy low and sell when the price he desires is available (demand).
so break free of all the chains... you tie you up ... playfully .... sell high and buy low .... if trade does not play well .. duck and get out. try again when an optimum conditions comes up.
i aim for 2% when i am winning. i will put as many group of trades ... i want ... till i achieve this ... no matter if its seconds, hours or days ... if in trouble exit at breakeven ... again in a group of trades.
ps: see my footer for more clues.
a) time is one of the 3 components of TA
b) we have to pay rent monthly and here comes time like most of our expenses/income.
c) you should worry about time because you are over leveraged ... and you need to book your profits/losses ... within the time (intraday) for example.
a filthy rich onion trader (or someone who deals with a commodity that will not expire), know the value of the commodity (supply) he deals with .... so he will buy low and sell when the price he desires is available (demand).
so break free of all the chains... you tie you up ... playfully .... sell high and buy low .... if trade does not play well .. duck and get out. try again when an optimum conditions comes up.
i aim for 2% when i am winning. i will put as many group of trades ... i want ... till i achieve this ... no matter if its seconds, hours or days ... if in trouble exit at breakeven ... again in a group of trades.
ps: see my footer for more clues.
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