@Stocksnanban
You would be surprised to know that all the adverse things you mentioned in your post happen because we expect them to on a deeper mental level...google you may find the clue.
@ST
ST bhai, very true what you say about cyclic nature of markets. But I respectfully would disagree with that 'play for small profits' advice. In sideways markets, the R:R ratio effectively becomes narrow - even negative sometimes over the time - for most intra-day traders. Not forgetting that the stress level goes up, negating the next advice of staying psychologically healthy when trendy times come. I personally subscribe to what professional traders all over the world advice: Stay in cash. That is, preserve your capital - and your health - by staying out and waiting for waters to get clear.
All right guys, got to go. Had a nice time. Good night
You would be surprised to know that all the adverse things you mentioned in your post happen because we expect them to on a deeper mental level...google you may find the clue.
@ST
ST bhai, very true what you say about cyclic nature of markets. But I respectfully would disagree with that 'play for small profits' advice. In sideways markets, the R:R ratio effectively becomes narrow - even negative sometimes over the time - for most intra-day traders. Not forgetting that the stress level goes up, negating the next advice of staying psychologically healthy when trendy times come. I personally subscribe to what professional traders all over the world advice: Stay in cash. That is, preserve your capital - and your health - by staying out and waiting for waters to get clear.
All right guys, got to go. Had a nice time. Good night