Management Flashcards
Management 1
What will I do in each scenario?
Management 2
Before pulling the trigger think of these 3 things:
- If my trade goes to full profit
- If my trade goes to profit but does not touch TP
- close 50% and move stops to BE
- If my trade goes the other way.
Management 3
Use limit and stop orders for rebates
Management 4
Have I done atleast 30 minutes of analysis?
Management 5
Calculate position size with calculator, always put 1% at risk and no more!
Management 6
Keep an eye out for the exit checklist
Management 7
Focus on one trade at a time and don’t have correlated trades running
Ex. L eur/usd S usd/jpy
Management 8
Make notes on your mental state, journal each trade individually
Management 9
Insert alarms on phone to close trade due to future news events
Management 10
If I lose 3 trades in a row or 20% profits In a day, take the day off
Management 11
Keep in mind the market has endless possibilities/opportunities. You don’t need to chase or milk that one trade, there will be more.
Management 12
Post analysis factors
- correct or incorrect read
- good or bad execution
- good or bad money management
Management 13
Rule No. 1 is capital preservation
Management 14
If there’s news coming out, leave that pair for a while.
Management 15
Before taking a trade make sure to write the checklist out to make sure I’m firing on all cylinders.
Management 16
Get a meditation session in when my brain gets to busy from charts
Management 17
Trading isn’t about winning its about being profitable
Management 18
Always think what if? Be able to be flexible
Management 19
Think of wins an losses in terms of R
Management 20
Don’t rush into trades
Management 21
Say “this isn’t hard, it’s easy”.
Management 22
Emotions activate and emotions take, they never give.
Management 23
Stop trading when your in a state of euphoria
Management 24
Trade without fear
Management 25
Trade from a carefree state of mind
Management 26
There is “normal losses” in trading
Management 27
Don’t trade in a trade-by-trade perspective.
Management 28
I am a consistent winner because:
- I objectively identify my edges.
- I predefined the risk of every trade.
- I completely accept risk or I am willing to let go of the trade.
- I act on my edges without reservation or hesitation.
- I pay myself as the market makes money available to me.
- I continually monitor my susceptibility for making errors.
- I understand the absolute necessity of these principles of consistent success and, therefore, I never violate them.