Thanks for pointing out this important aspect that it seems I overlooked .
Things are fine if the same are followed as a rule universally, but what happens is just because we are paper trading we take undisciplined actions (have not noted such action on part of Munde as yet) and usually after the right side of the chart is visible. It is like deceiving oneself. Should be avoided by all means. As I said if the paper trading is to promote oneself to actual trading, he should try to be as near to "actual" trading as possible. If Munde is to follow a TSL as per levels of preceding 2 bars, as was also advocated by Saint in one of his trading strategy, it would be good if he does it every time as a rule!!
Aim is to be as mechanical as possible.
Would love to have inputs from SH, you and others about the point number 3 above:
3. Never let a winning position become a losing one... use 'effective SL' rule.
In the recent trade in Nifty we went long at ~5554 on 31st May , it went upto ~5610 and then reversed to Short at 5486. What should a person do to prevent this position to go negative, hedge it with Options? or use a TSL, if a TSL at what level? This clarification may also help others.
If Munde feels that we are cluttering his thread, I may post my query in the mother thread.