Sunday QB.

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Some people on forums spend a lot of time talking about what happens in the market after the move has been made. Some others talk about what they believe is going to happen. If you want to win in the forex market, make sure this is your passion. It became my passion (or obsession) because I wanted to prove to myself that I could do something that 90% of people fail at.

 

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Guess I should have started with my most recent and work my way back.

 

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My piece of the pie..

 

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not a bad day...

 

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conviction

every loss isn't a loss

 

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75% of forex transactions occur during the London session. When do you think you should be trading? I'm up at 5am sharp Monday through Friday.

 

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Losses happen. Just learn to limit the amount. A smart trader knows that you learn far more from your losses than you do from your wins.

 

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Successful trading should be monotonous. If it's exciting and keeps you on the edge of your seat, you're doing something wrong.

 

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Another small piece of pie.

 

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The get back. Lost 20 but got it back and then some.

 

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Focus and get your ass up early.

 

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I aim for at least 50 on every trade. I had it here but neglected to set my limit order. Still not a bad take.

 

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Doubles come more consistently than home runs.

 

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A win is a win.

 

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My passion

 

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Had the direction right but got short too early. Losses always happen. Don't let that scare you.

 

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Lost again...but it's still a great day. The market isn't your friend or enemy. Look in the mirror.

 

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Stick and move.

 

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I was actually angry at myself on this one because I could have made money going long as well. It happens.

 

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I neglected to take screenshots today but I did lose about 17 pips today. That's life. I'll be back tomorrow though. Bright and early.