Management

#12
If I may add my two cents here from my own experience : since I started shifting my focus from "individual trade outcome" to "process-driven" approach , emotion management happened as a by-product
The importance of strategy in trading performance is highlighted by the connection between process-oriented trading and increased emotional resilience.
 

stoch

Active Member
#14
If I may add my two cents here from my own experience : since I started shifting my focus from "individual trade outcome" to "process-driven" approach , emotion management happened as a by-product
Yes I agree focusing on trade outcomes comes with emotional experience which slowly but surely pushes you out of balance
 

saniich68

Active Member
#15
Hey Traders,
Here's the scoop:
1. Rule Your Routine: Stick to a solid plan like glue. Set entry/exit points, limits, and goals BEFORE you trade. Planning ahead = emotion-free zone.
2. Befriend Your Buds, Mindfulness & Patience: Meditate to win! 5 minutes to calm the storm. Also, patience pays! Don't rush; great trades come to those who wait.
3. Size Matters – Risks, that is: Don't bet the farm. Play safe with position sizes. Keep losses tiny and gains will follow.

Stay cool, trade smart, and watch profits grow!
 

stoch

Active Member
#18
That is not something which you can learn by reading things and getting advice, you have to learn that the hard way; yet if you are not learning, try making a robot trader based on your strategy and let the bot do the job.
Indeed only with experience and enough practice you will be able to harness them effectively. Profitable trading is mostly a routine, no place for excessive joy or sadness.
 

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