How to Choose an Entry Point in Trading Without Chasing the PriceChoosing an entry point in trading means identifying in advance the price at which a trade idea still offers a reasonable risk-reward r…
Overtrading: How to tell if you're trading too muchOvertrading is a situation where a trader opens trades not because a high—quality setup has appeared, but because he wants to be in the market, recap…
FOMO in trading: how to stop chasing the priceFOMO in trading is the moment when a trader enters not because there is a good point, but because the price has already gone down sharply and it seems tha…
Margin call: what is it and how not to bring the score to a critical levelMargin call is a situation where there are no longer enough own funds in the margin account to maintain open positions accordi…
Trader's Diary: how to keep a transaction log without self-deceptionA trader's diary is a transaction log that records not only the entry, exit, and profit, but also the reason for the transaction, th…
How to make a take profit in trading and not exit too earlyA take profit in trading should be placed where the trade has a logical fixation zone: a strong level, a previous high or low, a liquidity zo…
How to set a stop loss correctly and not get knocked out by noiseSetting a stop loss correctly means putting it beyond the point where your trading idea stops working. Not at a random distance from th…
What is volume in trading and how does it confirm movement?Volume in trading is the number of stocks, contracts, or other instruments that have been traded over a selected period. For a trader, it is …
Risk/profit in trading: how to count R and not guessThe risk/profit ratio in trading shows how much a trader is willing to lose in a trade and how much he can potentially earn if the idea works out. T…
How to calculate the position size in trading without mistakesTo calculate the size of a position in trading, you first need to determine the risk in money, then the distance from the entrance to the …
$QCOM range is tight. Breakout alert set, no early entry.
$MU pulled into support. Watching for buyers, not predicting.
Closed the morning with two trades. No need to give it back.
$ORCL is slow but clean. Position size stays smaller.