Trading rules which are better broken!
Oct 31, 2022 at 09:47
Vistas 700
7 Replies
Miembro desde Aug 19, 2021
posts 246
Oct 31, 2022 at 12:08
Oh rule with leverage doesn't work for me too. Or I am a risky guy. lmao.
But the most broken rule I believe is
put SL to save your money.
But the most broken rule I believe is
put SL to save your money.
Miembro desde Aug 05, 2021
posts 401
Nov 01, 2022 at 17:34
Leverage can really make or break you. A lot of experts stick with around 1:100 leverage, even though they can afford to risk more if they want to. It isn't going to kill their account. I think it's smart not to break that rule - always be careful.
Miembro desde Aug 19, 2021
posts 246
Nov 14, 2022 at 14:23
blixtpiece posted:WhiteWitcher posted:That’s true, using SL and TP puts traders in a shell. Sometimes the fun is in the unpredictability, but those who add SL and TP never get to enjoy that.
Oh rule with leverage doesn't work for me too. Or I am a risky guy. lmao.
But the most broken rule I believe is
put SL to save your money.
Oh that's right. I'm not one of those people who likes to box themselves in. Therefore, I prefer to trade without using stop loss.
P.S. The main thing is not to go to the shower until the order is closed. lmao.
Miembro desde Aug 19, 2021
posts 246
Nov 28, 2022 at 16:27
Masticate posted:
I don’t think any rule should be broken. These rules are created for a reason. I think maintaining trading psychology is the most important aspect in trading that requires real effort.
Oh a lot of things were always made up for something. But you can come up with anything, and at the same time be absolutely useless. lol.
Miembro desde Jul 23, 2020
posts 869
Dec 03, 2022 at 10:36
Traders mostly rack up their brains thinking how to increase their profit earnings ratio and however they can hardly come to a solution.
*El uso comercial y el spam no serán tolerados y pueden resultar en el cierre de la cuenta.
Consejo: Al publicar una imagen o una URL de YouTube, ésta se integrará automáticamente en su mensaje!
Consejo: Escriba el signo @ para completar automáticamente un nombre de usuario que participa en esta discusión.
