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Do You Feel Peace After Market Closed? In Particular on Friday?

By wmck6167, in Trading Psychology

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If you feel peace after you conduct trading is a good tool to evaluate whether you do the right thing or not on the trading, I found. If you feel something wrong, then if you can go back to track yourselves to evaluate what's right or what's wrong, I believe that you may gain a more deep insight about your trading. Then try to find a way to correct the factor make your felt not so peace, I believe that it will make your more confidence in your next trade. Cheers,

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If you feel peace after you conduct trading is a good tool to evaluate whether you do the right thing or not on the trading, I found. If you feel something wrong, then if you can go back to track yourselves to evaluate what's right or what's wrong, I believe that you may gain a more deep insight about your trading. Then try to find a way to correct the factor make your felt not so peace, I believe that it will make your more confidence in your next trade. Cheers,

 

When something happens out of your control, if you trade to your plan but lose money, you 'should' have peace. If not then there are certainly things you need to address. Like for example fear of failure or perhaps even if you properly understand the plan you've made. If there is something which makes you uneasy about what you did and you've strayed from your plan, that is another red flag. Can you stick to a plan? Is the plan clear enough? Is it a plan which really gives you an edge at all? So I would agree that if you have a feeling of unease or distress, it is probably something worth looking at further and is in fact a powerful tool to advance trading for those who are willing to listen.

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If you feel peace after you conduct trading is a good tool to evaluate whether you do the right thing or not on the trading, I found. If you feel something wrong, then if you can go back to track yourselves to evaluate what's right or what's wrong, I believe that you may gain a more deep insight about your trading. Then try to find a way to correct the factor make your felt not so peace, I believe that it will make your more confidence in your next trade. Cheers,

 

If you had integrity with yourself and your trading then you will be at peace, if not, there will be for sure a feeling of discomfort. Following a trading plan and your own rules is essential to keep yourself balanced in and out of trading.

There is nothing more important than to be able to say to yourself: I did what I said I was going to do. Discipline is key!

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If you had integrity with yourself and your trading then you will be at peace, if not, there will be for sure a feeling of discomfort. Following a trading plan and your own rules is essential to keep yourself balanced in and out of trading.

There is nothing more important than to be able to say to yourself: I did what I said I was going to do. Discipline is key!

 

Hi Eddie,

 

Thanks for your good comments. I put your factor into a liner equation and add more:

Trade Peace(x,y,z,...)=a*integrity+b*discipline+c*short term profit+d*long term profit+e*risk+f*personal achievement..., where a,b,c,d,e,f are constant. I believe that it will have more factors which very depends on personal demands and situations. Furthermore I believe that these factors are interacted with each other. Now there is a interesting question, could a person control these factors by his own self? If answer is yea, then he is a God blessing person, I think. Cheers,

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