Bigger wins minus the shakeouts...

So what I did next was pull up the 1 minute chart for each trading day, and compared my entries and exits during the morning and afternoon sessions...

I decided if I was going to build my trading strategy from the ground up, I might as well determine my optimal entry and exit points...

So I marked off where I had entered and exited in my previous trades, then I scratched off all of the shake out trades in between the first and last trade of each session...

What I was left with was my

Optimal entry and optimal exit...

But you know what else I found?

Jumping in and out was costing me more than just holding my trades!

How could this be?

I mean, if I get in on every pullback and out on every continuation I should be making a whole bunch more than just buying and holding...

But that wasn't the case...

Here's how I found the flaw to this fatal assumption...
 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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How to clear the chaos from the markets...

How I shifted my win/loss ratio from average to above average...

The Key To More Winning Trades and Less Losing Trades...

Bigger wins minus the shakeouts...

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How to Make Consistent Profits...

How To Shortcut The Process...

 

 

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