Hey stocks,
Good discipline there pal. Hard to bite the bullet ain't it, but good for you for being disciplined. Consider that 20% as a trading education cost and move on to the next setup. Whatever happens to the price of AUO, be satisfied that your action was due to something logical and real and perhaps measurable (downside risk outweighing potential reward), as opposed to something emotional and very difficult to quantify (hope outwieghing reason).
For the next trade, really examine the risk/reward for the trade, and aim to keep your risk under 4% (the lower the better) and find a target over 20%. With those numbers, statistically you can build into your trading system an allowance for several failed setups with a view of making more $ in the long run when you finally nail a good entry and catch a good move.
Trading has to be one of the most frustrating businesses in the world, full of headfakes, games and emotional battles. Everyone makes errors, but not everyone has the ability to learn from the battlescars and actually change their behavior. You just took a quantum leap forward my friend
Good tradin'.
Good discipline there pal. Hard to bite the bullet ain't it, but good for you for being disciplined. Consider that 20% as a trading education cost and move on to the next setup. Whatever happens to the price of AUO, be satisfied that your action was due to something logical and real and perhaps measurable (downside risk outweighing potential reward), as opposed to something emotional and very difficult to quantify (hope outwieghing reason).
For the next trade, really examine the risk/reward for the trade, and aim to keep your risk under 4% (the lower the better) and find a target over 20%. With those numbers, statistically you can build into your trading system an allowance for several failed setups with a view of making more $ in the long run when you finally nail a good entry and catch a good move.
Trading has to be one of the most frustrating businesses in the world, full of headfakes, games and emotional battles. Everyone makes errors, but not everyone has the ability to learn from the battlescars and actually change their behavior. You just took a quantum leap forward my friend

Good tradin'.
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