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@jtrader Yup, this game is about proper defense, many just work on their offense. Has to be both if you want to be a “great” trader. Can still be in “great” category even without the best offense, but with good defense. You can’t be “great” with shitty defense even with the best offense.
@lanto_trades This is the way. Novice traders will say you are ass and left a ton of money on the table. They’ll glorify in their minds anyone with the 4 winning days this week over you. Not realizing that slow is smooth and smooth is fast.
@DiegoBTrades Grow accounts without blowing up so you can grow equity with ultra low risk of blow up. One seems slower, but I think will always win the marathon.
@DiegoBTrades I was going to post this yesterday, but didn’t want to cause discomfort. Truth is you need to step back and figure out what path do you really want to go forth with. Do you want to gamble evals, playing numbers with eventual blow out guaranteed or do you want to consistently
@kaydfnr No reason to move straight in front. Diagonal angle for standing to take wall is safest. Shooting to retake is easier imo as well. Could’ve also phased and used a ramp instead of the cone.
@_not_a_fish @ishowlosses Of the model’s cogs/parameters to validate the setup are there, definitely will take it. If something is off, sentiment, against seasonality or weekly bias, those things then I may size down or avoid the trade completely. It’s not an easy topic, but def important.
@_not_a_fish @ishowlosses Im with him. There are good trades that “feel” off. Then there are bad trades that “feel” great at the time. Feeling should definitely be monitored through the trade to find underlying things that impede or improve performance based on it, but as a criteria for triggering, if all
@jtrader Self-awareness. If it may count as one word, i think this skillset alone is overlooked by most. Self awareness is crucial and it’s not by itself what is powrrful, but how you learn to respond to the things you should be aware of. Self awareness is key, but not enough.
@AntagonistLLC @Moreno_amc977@rebeccaatrades Who run the show, prefer you shy from risk and believe these barriers are real. Most of our limitations are in our mind. Aside from physical limitations of course.
@AntagonistLLC @Moreno_amc977@rebeccaatrades Think in physics. It doesnt take many contracts to grow a smaller balance. The reason hedge funds at 40% are great is due to the size they manage. They can’t risk proportionately like we can without 10s or 100s of M. Not forcing you to believe, but the knowers and people
@I_Am_The_ICT I like time based breakers, ORGs, and 1st presentation fvgs. I have red hair and have fallen for most red herrings, thats the reason for the name.