Posted by DigiNomad on 15th of May 2024 at 02:49 pm
I'm not a breakout trader (the odds typically favor the fade). I
don't like the R structure most of the time....although it
definitely works for some people. Also, I dabble around the edges,
but medium term moves in the large indexes is my primary game. To
each his own. My style is a little problematic in this
environment...it will change eventually (I think?). For example,
after a trigger in the daily STS systems my trading plan is to look
for an entry on the 1hr time frame (especially if it's a breakout
trade...I don't like playing those and would rather enter on first
pullback). That's all good unless there's not an objective pullback
on the 1 hour times frame. Historically, I should just be patient
and not change a strategy that is proven over time, but it does
"feel different" sometimes and leads to self doubt. Part of the
game.
In this currency dilution environment, I think I definitely
need to accept that sideways in time might be the new pullback.
The're just too much capital chasing too few assets and people are
panicking in at any sign of weakness.
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Posted by DigiNomad on 15th of May 2024 at 02:49 pm
I'm not a breakout trader (the odds typically favor the fade). I don't like the R structure most of the time....although it definitely works for some people. Also, I dabble around the edges, but medium term moves in the large indexes is my primary game. To each his own. My style is a little problematic in this environment...it will change eventually (I think?). For example, after a trigger in the daily STS systems my trading plan is to look for an entry on the 1hr time frame (especially if it's a breakout trade...I don't like playing those and would rather enter on first pullback). That's all good unless there's not an objective pullback on the 1 hour times frame. Historically, I should just be patient and not change a strategy that is proven over time, but it does "feel different" sometimes and leads to self doubt. Part of the game.
In this currency dilution environment, I think I definitely need to accept that sideways in time might be the new pullback. The're just too much capital chasing too few assets and people are panicking in at any sign of weakness.