Hi ya Bunton,
thanks for these excellent words of wisdom, you've given me an answer to something i couldn't work out that has been destroying my confidence and my money....A HUGE thanks for putting this on here!!!!![](https://resources.faireconomy.media/images/emojis/64/1f44d.png?v=15.1)
Adrian![](https://resources.faireconomy.media/images/emojis/64/1f60a.png?v=15.1)
thanks for these excellent words of wisdom, you've given me an answer to something i couldn't work out that has been destroying my confidence and my money....A HUGE thanks for putting this on here!!!!
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Adrian
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DislikedFX_Lane, I would rather not do this as you would not benefit. Study the CF and follow the plan. you might alter things to your taking and style. I just don't think following leads from forums teaches you how to trade. In fact 100 people could take the exact entry using a system and get very different results. Some would win and some would lose. Point is find what you are comfortable and run with it.
Since I'm talking about systems most newby's (ME) will not give a system enough time to run through different conditions. They might make a few bad trades and think the system is no good. It is not the system probably but market conditions. Next they jump into another system and the cycle repeats over and over again. This has a negative effect on capital and happens more often then we think..
As for not trading it has been said that cash is a position and nothing wrong with staying in cash if you see things don't look right with your pairs. We don't need to trade everyday and it happens I was off from work today and did not take a single trade. This tells me I might be learning discipline. If we as traders can exercise a little discipline we might be better off in the long run...
FX_Lane, great job on having the disipline to stay out..Ignored