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cybrbrdr
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Roger Felton was the original room moderator at Trader's international. I looked at his new Felton trading and it appears a improved upon the Trader's International system. Roger is a pretty good teacher, very pleasant and helpful. A few folks became successful traders using the TI method, as far as I could determine, but most drifted away to other methods (me) or dropped out altogether. I suppose that is not so much a commentary on that one particular system, but trading in general. Cybrbrdr
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I am a fairly new trader and new to the forum. I can relate to this thread, as I am struggling with same issues. I have a plan which I would consider as mechanical, as it has a well-defined set of rules. I have trouble with exits, getting out too quickly, or hanging in too long. Have worked with both set targets and trailing stops, but haven't got the hang of it. I trade NQ and ES mostly. Will study the threads. I feel that one of the main things I need to work on is the rhythm of price action and how it relates to support and resistance throughout the day. Right now, I am sort of breaking even or making a slight profit. I hope I have passed the point of losing consistently, but just need to take it up a few notches. Cybrbrdr
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cybrbrdr replied to trading4life's topic in Beginners Forum
I'm new to the forum. From USA. Have been trading off and on for about two years, mostly index markets. I have arrived at the point at which I can tread water, usually a little profit at the end of the week. I need lots of help in understanding basic price action and price patterns. Cybrbrdr