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Showing posts with label Trade Management. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trade Management. Show all posts

Friday, 20 September 2019

VIDEO: Learn to Manage Your Trades Correctly


Sometimes it's easy to enter a trade but managing a good trade is the Key to success. 

Some traders find it very hard to manage their trades properly.

Would you like to learn  "How to Manage Your Trades" without extra stress or hassle?

You will learn a Very Easy way to manage your trades without even the need of watching your screen for hours. 


It's based on a trade I took live Today.

In this Video Tutorial and Live Trade You Will Learn:


  • Where to Enter the Market with Pinpoint Accuracy
  • Where to Put Your Stop Loss and Several other Stop Loss Location Strategies
  • Where to Put your Take Profit Level for Maximum Efficiency
  • How to Exit without losing too much.


Tuesday, 16 April 2019

The DAX Report 16 April 2019 [Know Yourself]

The Morning Session:

It was the usual boring start that is the norm these days on the DAX m5 or M1 chart. Markets just aren't as bombastic as they used to be. But that can change anytime so no worries there.

The Buyers Kicked-In

All of a sudden there were strong buyers in the market. Price shot up. That was my cue. I wait for these volatility spikes. Something that moves the market and shows momentum.

Once that is done all I need to do is wait for AIMS Setup for Entries.

I posted this picture in the chatroom. I'm never sure about a trade. Because if you think about "making sure" you take the right setups to enhance your chances of making money consistently, you do feel uncertain. I think this feeling of uncertainty is the human default position.

The B Trap Setup after a strong move up is a good bet

Trae Management Discipline is KEY:

Now having taken this setup , it was important to stick to the rules. You had to say, ok if it goes up its fine, I'll let it run as much as possible but if it comes down I won't touch it and let it hit stop loss. If you don't do this, you will kill many of your good winning trades.

Know Yourself 

Well, it was not easy for me either. You have to know how to manage the things that make you make mistakes. With experience and keeping a record you begin to understand your own behavioural patterns. I am very impulsive. But I KNOW about it.

So, I engaged myself with the Chatroom where Tomi was sharing his pictures of France from the year 2000. That helped me take my focus away from the screen so that the chart can do its thing. Mind you if it wasn't for @snorms of FOR-EXe.com ATM (advanced trade manager) scrip, that you see on the chart, i won't be able to take my eyes off the chart. AUTOMATION is powerful. 

End Result 20 Points at the risk of 7. 


Wednesday, 3 April 2019

Trading Report 3rd April 2019 [LESSON LEARNT]

Well the morning started with a trade on the M5 time frame.
I don't look at the market before London Open but today it had formed a setup 1 on the M5 time frame. I took the trade.

Once the trade was taken, I had no reason to look for a setup on m1. So did not trade on m1.


That went ok during the morning session but the market, later setup another Setup 1 during the US Session. And I played it with slight bias from the H1 chart. I thought it was extended and correction was possible. Which lead to a mistake.

DAX M5 Setup 1 Long - Entry - Looks Pretty Good  - THIS SETUP 1

I was looking at the levels to the left, which was peak of wave 3 and also peak of H1 chart. US News came out as well. Market was doing its usual "US SESSION" noise. I squeezed the oxygen out of my trade.


As soon as I saw marketing rejecting the Highs, I used M1 chart to Exit on Box Trail

So here is the lesson. I tried to play this trade with a bit of extra caution. I was trying ot be "clever". Its ok. This is how I trade. This time it did not work for me. But I learn my lesson. Which is, I should try to TRUST THE SETUP ONE. Let it do its thing. That would be much better in the longer term.

Later I saw the original plan was good. It hit TP 2% profit but I was out agest ago. 


ps: These are the Screenshot I share with my friends in our AIMS Live Trading Room. I chose some of them and share with everyone else. 

When is it too late or too early to buy a pullback? 

In order to answer this question first ….  Let’s quickly do some repetition. Let’s quickly do some repetition.  Let’s throw in some trading ...