What are your fears in trading? In my case I list down all my fears and also I list down solutions on how can I counter my fears or to list down solutions. Here are the following below:
Fears
* When you sell on resistance then suddenly breakup.
* When you buy at consolidation or pivot point then suddenly goes down.
* When you sell at consolidation or pivot point then suddenly goes up.
* When you buy at breakout but revert back or false breakout.
* When you sell at breakdown but revert back or false breakdown.
Solutions
- Execute buy and sell on consolidation or at pivot point.
- Execute sure sell position after breakout has been exhausted.
- Execute sure buy position after breakdown has been exhausted.
- Execute sell position add TP and SL where it is safe to release or exit trade to your next position.
- Execute buy position add TP and SL where it is safe to release or exit trade to your next position.
Strategy
- Buy with 1.35% allowance on Jpy extensions
- Sell with 0381% allowance on Usd extensions
- On breakout execute buy and sell.
- On sideways trend execute buy and sell on pivot.
- On breakdown execute buy and sell.
- Look on monthly time frame for trend reference.
- Look for indicator Macd, Rsi, Atr, Stoch for entering trade.
- Look for candle formation for entering trade V or inverted V, bullish or bearish engulfing, hammer or falling star
- Look for trend line pattern Inverted triangle, Triangle or wedges.
- Use rectangle tool and fibonacci retracements.
- Always plot forecast for a month trend.
- Use separate trading account for buy and sell
- Execute minimum of 1 and maximum of 3 trades per account no more than that.
- Release trade not more than 2% of your equity.
- If trade is not yet close, do not execute trade.
- To avoid premature positions trade only 10pm PHT Time and Thursdays to get sure signal for the week.
- Patience is a virtue.
- Enjoy trading.
Disclaimer: Trading currency and commodity futures are risky. Trade at your own risk.
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