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 montanajtt 
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I was thinking how your trading style can influence you when you develop an mechanical trading strategy.

For example, I like to trade range so I have more strategies that works in range compared to breakout. I like to be closed at the end of the day so my strategies will all be closed at the end of the day and will not work on daily timeframes.
I think this mental attitude can prevent to obtain better results and exploring new paths.

Is this something you experience as well?


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