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That approach might work if youre a robot. Discretion is the variable that throws everything off. Its impossible to account for. Discretion = volatility and its randomness can lay waste to the best laid plans.
If you don't follow your plan exactly you will never know if the problem is with the plan or the trader.
You don't grade your trade by whether you win or lose.
If you follow your plan and lose money you have a good trade with a bad outcome.
The thing about a well thought out plan is that it takes the emotion out of trading, you know exactly what to do with every situation. Volatility and randomness are accounted for and you have made the decision how to handle them before you enter the trade.
"The days when I keep my gratitude higher than my expectations, I have really good days" RW Hubbard