WHAT'S YOUR TRADING PHILOSOPHY?
Oct 22, 2023 at 22:42
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Biedrs kopš
9 ieraksti
Oct 22, 2023 at 22:42
Secure profits, eliminate emotions.
And you?
And you?
Secure Profits!
Biedrs kopš
23 ieraksti
Oct 23, 2023 at 08:52
Profits may come and go, but a well-balanced portfolio is built on the foundation of patience and diversification.
Biedrs kopš
2 ieraksti
Oct 25, 2023 at 07:25
Proponents believe that looking at three timeframes will help a trader identify all the necessary points they need to execute a trade.
Biedrs kopš
3 ieraksti
Nov 13, 2023 at 06:11
Brank_A posted:Your philosophy is unusual. But yes, in general, in my experience, many people adhere to this philosophy
Profits may come and go, but a well-balanced portfolio is built on the foundation of patience and diversification.
Biedrs kopš
24 ieraksti
Nov 13, 2023 at 11:49
If price goes up, i buy, if price goes down i sell. I manage my trade as it goes up and down.
React and do not predict
Biedrs kopš
9 ieraksti
Nov 13, 2023 at 12:38
Wait for all indicators to converge. Only trade when that is the case
Biedrs kopš
1 ieraksti
Nov 13, 2023 at 19:54
Never SELL in an uptrend market, never BUY in a DOWNTREND Market...identify and FOLLOW the TREND wisely.
Biedrs kopš
85 ieraksti
Jan 18 at 13:42
I doesn't matter if you are right or wrong, matters how much you will lose if you are wrong and how much you are going to win if you are right
F*** it we ball!
Biedrs kopš
24 ieraksti
Jan 19 at 08:14
Profit is profit
React and do not predict
Biedrs kopš
9 ieraksti
Jan 22 at 12:26
Focus on the long term.
Biedrs kopš
11 ieraksti
Jan 22 at 15:13
My trading philosophy is to follow the trend and use technical analysis to identify entry and exit points. I believe that the market is more often right than wrong, and that price action reflects all the relevant information. I use indicators, patterns, and support and resistance levels to guide my trading decisions.
Biedrs kopš
38 ieraksti
Jan 25 at 06:59
My trading philosophy revolves around disciplined risk management and continuous learning.
Biedrs kopš
23 ieraksti
Feb 07 at 07:16
As a trader, my philosophy revolves around disciplined risk management, continuous learning, and adapting strategies to ever-changing market conditions.
Biedrs kopš
1 ieraksti
Feb 29 at 13:43
Ambersmith345 posted:Exact.
My trading philosophy revolves around disciplined risk management and continuous learning.
Biedrs kopš
26 ieraksti
Mar 12 at 00:49
Each trader's approach is unique and shaped by their experiences. Personally, I find that combining technical analysis with a focus on risk management aligns with my trading philosophy. Emphasizing patience and adapting to market conditions resonates with me. It's fascinating to see the diverse perspectives here....
Biedrs kopš
41 ieraksti
Mar 14 at 10:58
Keep things simple and stick to strategies that you understand and have proven to be effective.
Biedrs kopš
26 ieraksti
Mar 16 at 03:14
My trading philosophy centers on disciplined risk management and continuous learning. Basicaly it is: Risk control, always learning.
Biedrs kopš
26 ieraksti
Apr 01 at 02:15
A trading philosophy should prioritize discipline, patience, and adaptability. It's essential to have a well-defined strategy based on thorough research and analysis, coupled with strict risk management protocols. Emotions should be kept in check, and decisions made objectively based on data rather than impulses. Continuous learning and improvement are crucial, as markets evolve constantly. Flexibility to adjust strategies according to changing market conditions is also key. Above all, maintaining a long-term perspective and focusing on consistency rather than chasing short-term gains is fundamental for sustainable success in trading.
Biedrs kopš
1 ieraksti
Apr 09 at 11:26
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Biedrs kopš
8 ieraksti
Apr 11 at 11:16
Trading emotions cannot be eliminated, and I am not intelligent. I can only trade according to the plan and control unplanned transactions.
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