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The Force is Within You, Luke. It’s Not the Trading System.

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The problem is that all (even great) trading systems experience draw-downs and you
wind up blaming the system for losing rather than doing what is painful for some…
blaming yourself (for not having the courage to trade through adversity)!


The trading system is there to follow but your mind is there to avoid from following it since the mind is constantly saying no the system is not as good as you feel or think. The trades will keep coming in a certain probability. most will come as winners but you will miss some and some will be losers which you will focus on the mind will become highly negative with the system . This is primary reason that the trading mind has to be trained to not interfere as humans. This can only be done with practice and live trading practice. No amount of back testing will help sine in back test your human emotions are not involved on your buy sell trades.Please follow some simple strategy and do not think that only complicated strategy has more chances of winning. Since this is also a myth in the minds of Intraday traders. Follow the buy sell signals in the intraday trading software as though you are a puppet to or slave to it and see the winner in you soon.

TRAIN YOUR MIND AND THEN ALL SYSTEMS WILL PERFORM.... MOST INTRADAY TRADERS DO THE REVERSE.

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