Rakes_Take

Full Time Day Trader. Psychology.

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Don't forget to go out and live life. Physically remove yourself from the screens.☀️

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Some markets require more defense and less offense.

Come into each day expecting nothing.

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Be flexible and adapt your sizing strategy to the market conditions. Not every day is a risk on day.

2 out of 7.

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Don't trade just to trade. If there is not a clean set up just wait. Don't waste YOUR time, exhaust YOUR emotions, or risk YOUR money.

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Don't compare yourself to other traders. Stick to a plan and risk tolerance that works for you.

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Check out this thread

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Money is left on the table even on great trading days. All good! It's part of it. On to the next trade.

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Trading Friday > Trading Monday

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If you’re uncomfortable with your position size, and you're not able to hold for your target consider sizing down.

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Do you ask this simple question to yourself daily?

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Reminder

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Reminder if you can’t find your edge in the market get away from it. Only you decide if you stay and watch the charts chop around.

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New post!

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Check out the newest episode on @Rakes_Take featuring @stockmarketwolf @RakeTrades

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Today is a good reminder that even on bullish weeks the market can be tricky and annoying to trade.

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Remember YOU only need one good trade to make your week.

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Reminder before the week starts. STOP watching your PNL & focus on the charts.

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Follow on IG for a chance to win a free month in my discord.

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Day trading requires discipline and patience. It's important to have a clear understanding of your risk tolerance and stay true to your strategy.