Wow, a lot of good advice this morning while I was still sleeping. I didn't read any of this until I had already had my go at the charts.
So far this a.m. between 7:30 and 8:00 a.m EST
I've made 182 pips. Mostly playing with GBP. I liked it's volatility this morning. It went everywhere but I had faith in my Corrie so I took it for a ride. Then bailed the minute I thought it was slowing down where I could have stayed in. But hey I took a profit. But after watching it a few minutes more, I realized it still had some gas left in it, so I plunged right back in for the rest of the pips.
Here is what I find most of the time which I'm trying to overcome. I made it my own personal rule that if I make a trade and take a profit, just get rid of the screen, minimize it or whatever so that I don't jump back in because 9x out of 10, if I jump back in thinking it's going to continue is when it decides to change it's route. This happened to me yesterday. I was doing well with the Corrie, but twice I broke my own rule and twice I got bit.
So what do I do this morning? The same darn thing. However, the difference was that I made the decision based on the Corrie and not just on the momentum of the trade. So I got lucky, but I'm going to stick to my own rule. LOL.
I thank you guys for all your great advice this morning and I'm getting ready to print it out. I actually came on here to tell you what I've done so far and found all this advice instead. It was great to see, as always.
@NVP. I love watching your dialoge with the charts. It's like watching you at a football game!