$RIVER
Well, you've gone too far. Today didn't go as well as yesterday. In the end, this scum took about $500 from me in just one week.
I'm writing this so you don't think I'm just joking around here or bragging. It's really unpleasant, but I'm 100% to blame—I clearly did what I shouldn't have. I've drawn conclusions, I've written them down, and now I need to implement and follow them. What hurts the most is that if I had just stuck to my original plan: entered only where I should, averaged only where planned, exited at the first pullback, and didn't get greedy like yesterday, I could have walked away today at break-even or even with a small profit. Good luck to everyone.
To beginners like me: guys, don't be afraid to close your position at a loss if it's clearly going off track. Don't get greedy—close at break-even or minimal loss on pullbacks. It's really cheaper and more profitable in the long run. Stick to your plan, don't move your stop-loss, and don't average down an unprofitable position endlessly—this could hurt you badly later.
Well, you've gone too far. Today didn't go as well as yesterday. In the end, this scum took about $500 from me in just one week.
I'm writing this so you don't think I'm just joking around here or bragging. It's really unpleasant, but I'm 100% to blame—I clearly did what I shouldn't have. I've drawn conclusions, I've written them down, and now I need to implement and follow them. What hurts the most is that if I had just stuck to my original plan: entered only where I should, averaged only where planned, exited at the first pullback, and didn't get greedy like yesterday, I could have walked away today at break-even or even with a small profit. Good luck to everyone.
To beginners like me: guys, don't be afraid to close your position at a loss if it's clearly going off track. Don't get greedy—close at break-even or minimal loss on pullbacks. It's really cheaper and more profitable in the long run. Stick to your plan, don't move your stop-loss, and don't average down an unprofitable position endlessly—this could hurt you badly later.
