How does imitation of wild activity harm trading?

in trading •  2 years ago 

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A normal working day, you sit down at the computer with thoughts that it's time to be productive and open a couple of deals.

For a while you look through the charts looking for a good setup, but you don't find it.

You begin to aimlessly switch from one chart to another, creating a kind of active work - an imitation of vigorous activity.

But your thoughts are already completely different, you have long lost concentration.

In parallel with this, the thought creeps in that the day turned out to be unproductive, there is no longer any more to study something useful.

At this point, it would be worthwhile to close the charts, but you decide to correct the situation and open a trade.

Of course, nothing substantiated. Of course, you get a stop loss.

Don't lie to yourself.

Don't see a good opportunity? Do not come in.

Not ready to study today? Don't study.

It is absolutely normal if today or any other day you will be “not able”. Just don't.
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