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Thanks Darth.. when I said that I guess I was in a mood of sorts. Indeed I've been thinking about the nature of 6E, it's volatility and behaviour and the distribution of my historical results based on a now outdated method.
I am starting to believe where exits define the profitability of a trade and that exits are way more difficult to get right as you have your skin in the game and emotions working in the background, then this is where the systematic nature of the trading really needs to come into your equation for making money.
How many times did you hesitate for second and think, should I take that 80 pips just to watch it disappear in an instant. Anyways, I've been thinking about the statistical distribution of my trading and beginning to think it may be best to set a fixed goal for each trade, such as 40 pips on 6E, with an allowance for closing the trade early if it appears to faulter.
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?