Raj, let me say that unless you have fully developed rules for entry and exit, then it may be more advisable for you to have a little more screen time. My lack of screen time is all based on my experience of seeing charts so much. My point in responding to your original question is that it is stressful for me laboring over the charts for an entry or exit. It is enjoyable just for the pleasure of chart watching, as in my hobby.
No need to worry about repetitive questions. This is also another question I seem to be evasive. This is another one of those personal aspects of trading and that can only be addressed on a demo account, as well as many other variables, such as what kind of makeup does the trader have, how much risk tolerance does he have, what kind of trading does he do.
I personally believe, but I do feel very strongly about it that I think people are wrong in telling others such rhetoric like, "You need to have 2:1 RR ratio", You should never risk more than 2% on any trade", "After you have 3 losing trades, then go back to demo trading."
The one personal talking point I have is, "If you are not in the top 10% of all traders, which means you are winning consistently, then go back and check either your methodology, your margin management skills, or your mental discipline."
I think this is one of the true tests. If after you enter the trade, you can just calmly walk away and go have a good time, then your margining is at a comfortable level.