Business Plan and Trading Plans
These often overlooked Plans define your Objectives and Course of Action. Your Trading needs to become Mechanical, not Emotional. Your Written Plan, Discipline, and Practice will Facilitate Your Success.
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What trading style are you comfortable with? What are the current market conditions? Do you have Intraday access to the market to manage your positions? What Size Account do You have? Do you like being Hands-on, or do You Prefer a variation of a Strategy that requires less Management? The answers to these questions help determine if what you are currently doing is a good fit for Your Trading Mentality and Availability. Stop trying to follow other Traders with a Strategy You don't Believe in. Find the Strategy or Two that is a Perfect fit for You. I can Help!
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How much should you risk per trade? Does the current setup allow for the risk/reward parameters specified in Your Trading Plan? What is your trigger to enter the trade? What are your profit targets? Where is the trade wrong? Where do you take action?
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After a series of trades using the same strategy and criteria, what changes could or should you make based on performance. Does your strategy have a Positive Expectancy?
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What Strategies work Best in the Current Market? Should you be an Option Buyer or Seller and Why? What is the Current Market Character? Is it Volatile and Trending? Volatile and Consolidating? Or is it Quietly Trending or Grinding Higher? How will changes in Implied Volatility affect your positions after you put them on. Does current Volatility change the way You will Place or Manage Your Trades? Education and Coaching can Provide the Answers to these Questions.
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Market Flow Analysis, Support and Resistance, Fractal Energy and Multiple Time Frame Analysis, Fibonacci Retracements and Extensions, Moving Averages, RSI, Stochastics, MACD, Bollinger Bands. How much Noise do you need on Your Charts? You may be Surprised to find out that More is not Better.
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