Mr Potshot,
Your behaviour is very strange and suggestive of a spammer. Please avoid that appearance or you will attract a permanent ban
Nine
How about somebody trying to help me with my problems instead of threatening me with a permanent ban. Accused something I am not.
Since coming back to trading after a break of 2 years I am finding myself unable to trade. I have no confidence in my judgement even though it right. I have a fear I never used to have every trade will go wrong. I am trading in small amounts of money £1 a pip, I want to get back to my normal trading amount £20 to £40 a pip. If I can't work this out I will have to give up trading because I am wasting my time everyday. I am missing out on some nice weely profits with just a £1 a pip.
pot
Sounds like you need 'Trading in the Zone by Mark Douglas - that should sort you out imho.
Glenn
Thanks for the reply Glenn and I will look the book and order it.
Pot
How about somebody trying to help me with my problems instead of threatening me with a permanent ban. Accused something I am not.
Since coming back to trading after a break of 2 years I am finding myself unable to trade. I have no confidence in my judgement even though it right. I have a fear I never used to have every trade will go wrong. I am trading in small amounts of money £1 a pip, I want to get back to my normal trading amount £20 to £40 a pip. If I can't work this out I will have to give up trading because I am wasting my time everyday. I am missing out on some nice weely profits with just a £1 a pip.
pot
No book in the world will make you a better trader imho. Look at LTCM - in case you have never heard of them they were a hedge fund in the late 90's staffed almost entirely by people with brains the sizr of Volkswagens, including the nobel prize winner who wrote the options pricing model that is still the basic world standard.
They lost BILLIONS. Not because they weren't smart or well read, but because they couldn't apply all that academic knowledge in real world situations. They assumed that just because IN THEORY the market should work a certain way, it necessarily followed that all they had to do was wait for everyone to realise that and just fall into line.
Just painful trial and error - no other way
GJ
...................Look at LTCM - in case you have never heard of them they were a hedge fund in the late 90's staffed almost entirely by people with brains the sizr of Volkswagens, including the nobel prize winner who wrote the options pricing model that is still the basic world standard.
They lost BILLIONS. Not because they weren't smart or well read, but because they couldn't apply all that academic knowledge in real world situations. They assumed that just because IN THEORY the market should work a certain way, it necessarily followed that all they had to do was wait for everyone to realise that and just fall into line. ...................