kept getting smacked around on shorts after open, finally got the push i wanted then took longs back to highs, ended up closing out by accident but i'll take it
If I told you there’s a confluence that is the mother of all confluences, and that when this confluence aligns with your confirmation and bias your accuracy rate increases dramatically…. why wouldn’t you use it every time?
It’s the same as saying, “I can go to war without a vest and helmet; just having a gun and a knife is enough.”
Meanwhile, there’s another soldier going with a vest, helmet, knife, and a gun.
(Who is more likely to come out alive?)
Those who don’t like applying SMT are either:
1. Lazy and prefer not to use it out of laziness.
2. Don’t know how to apply it and get confused.
3. Don’t use it out of arrogance and stubbornness in maintaining a stance.
The days you least want to journal are the ones that matter most.
It’s easy to write when you win, anyone can do that. But the losses, the frustration, the messy days, that’s where you actually grow.
Those are the days that show you what needs fixing and move the needle in your trading.
Every decision matters in trading no matter how small
Switching timeframes too often, overanalyzing a candle, moving your stop out of fear, or forcing a setup out of hope or boredom
It all compounds
You don’t blow your edge in one trade you lose it through a thousand tiny lapses in discipline
@Lukealexxander I’ve tried yapping to gpt about some of these things sometimes to try and make sense of it, helps little bit but last thing I want is to rely on an AI to articulate my thoughts for me, also probably very bad for your mind long-term