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Strategies & Market Trends : Trade What You See, Not What You Think

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To: Threei who wrote (97)10/22/2000 3:54:40 PM
From: Steve Felix  Read Replies (1) of 867
 
Threei,

I thought it was a great post. I appear to be in the
mid stage. Sometimes I act when I "know", even though the
chart doesn't exude confidence yet. I think it becomes a
matter of trusting yourself, which takes time.
Sometimes I talk myself out of acting with excuses
about breaking my own rules, risk/reward just not there,
etc. Majority of the time I am sorry later that I did not
act.
The market has a way of making me hesitate. I will know
and act, be stopped out with a small loss and think I did
something wrong. The next three times I "know" I will just
watch. Drats!! Of course the next time I act it will cost
me. I will be much further ahead when I learn to fully trust
myself.
Actually, when I "know" the spread between my buy
price and where I want to put my stop is usually much
smaller. In essence it is less risky.
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