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Not sure if it's the nature of the market at the moment but I seem to have my stop taken a lot and then have the trade go my way. Anyone else experiencing this or am i just horrid?
One can anticipate trades failing with that spooky degree of precision every now and then.I switched back to CFDs due to reduced funds while building.
When stopped out on a fut to the tick or 2 its super frustrating but it happens.
CFDs it just feels much more sinister. Was that legit or did I just get fu...?
That has been my greatest shortcoming. Holding for the longer move that doesn't eventuate. Well, not while you're holding on anyway. The game "they" play is no obvious moves and shake holders out before the larger move. If they know you know it is different again. :bad: One option is to take half or more off and close the rest at a pattern or trend breakdown or trail price with a stop exit. No prisoners.Wait for retests, stop looking for home runs etc etc
J,
You talk in native speak either on purpose or not I'm not sure. That being said I hear you and your point on this occasion and came to the same conclusions at 6am this morning.
The concern now is she adjusts again to a different beast and I don't adapt, looking to play last weeks game in this weeks tournament.
I notice the CBOE Vix has been in a tight range of 5 points for a few months now with no real sign of a break out in volatility yet. Will be looking for that break out and post it up here for viewers in the future.context and relative size ....everyone gets comfortable to some extent in yesterdays context and relative price sizes
Was long that FTSE twice and couldn't hold on then she rips like that. Net even for the night hate to think what happens when I'm trading the wrong direction
Is there a right or wrong direction? It seems there are small opportunities for both directions at present.
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