07-04-2020, 10:01 PM
I’ve been upping the loops and resistance has escalated.
I believe these results came from increased loops:
Body: tired
Mind: exhausted
Soul: last noticeable sign of aggression was from drinking and not eating on Father’s Day
I have been riding a downward slope of resistance. I stopped increasing loops because resistance has caused monetary losses.
The last two weeks have been rough for me. My main brokerage account was almost wiped out completely. The last two weeks, my choices were poor. Fear played a major role in my decisions and it seemed like...a nightmare.
My plans were solid. My entry points were near perfect. Exiting my positions, now this is where I had all my issues. I had no faith. I kept focusing on my mistakes. I kept listening to criticism. I kept spinning downwards. My attitude was of, it’ll be ok, but my focus kept shifting to my mistakes and mistakes kept happening. Currently all I have is about 800 usd worth of a stock that is losing value, which my friend suggested I cut my losses and start from scratch. Which is hard to do after losing thousands.
My prediction was that it was to go up in value Thursday since Friday was closed (typically it rises on fridays), I guess the holiday played a factor. My friend, who is a decent trader, says it will keep going down for a while. My gut and research says there will be a spike, an opportunity for me to recover.
This is a dangerous game. Especially with the market manipulation.
I was feeling helpless and thought I would ask for advice but I chose to just let go and pig out.
I ate so much pizza and ice cream and junk food to the point where I couldn’t anymore.
I went for a jog to sweat out the crap.
I feel better. Sometimes you just need a cheat day.
I also feel like I will be profitable on my current trade. I will not sell. I will stick to my guns on this. Most of my mistakes were from second guessing my plays.
I am decreasing my loops as I cannot afford to lose profit because of resistance caused by impatience
This past week I did 4,4,3 loops which was too many.
Thanks for reading
I believe these results came from increased loops:
Body: tired
Mind: exhausted
Soul: last noticeable sign of aggression was from drinking and not eating on Father’s Day
I have been riding a downward slope of resistance. I stopped increasing loops because resistance has caused monetary losses.
The last two weeks have been rough for me. My main brokerage account was almost wiped out completely. The last two weeks, my choices were poor. Fear played a major role in my decisions and it seemed like...a nightmare.
My plans were solid. My entry points were near perfect. Exiting my positions, now this is where I had all my issues. I had no faith. I kept focusing on my mistakes. I kept listening to criticism. I kept spinning downwards. My attitude was of, it’ll be ok, but my focus kept shifting to my mistakes and mistakes kept happening. Currently all I have is about 800 usd worth of a stock that is losing value, which my friend suggested I cut my losses and start from scratch. Which is hard to do after losing thousands.
My prediction was that it was to go up in value Thursday since Friday was closed (typically it rises on fridays), I guess the holiday played a factor. My friend, who is a decent trader, says it will keep going down for a while. My gut and research says there will be a spike, an opportunity for me to recover.
This is a dangerous game. Especially with the market manipulation.
I was feeling helpless and thought I would ask for advice but I chose to just let go and pig out.
I ate so much pizza and ice cream and junk food to the point where I couldn’t anymore.
I went for a jog to sweat out the crap.
I feel better. Sometimes you just need a cheat day.
I also feel like I will be profitable on my current trade. I will not sell. I will stick to my guns on this. Most of my mistakes were from second guessing my plays.
I am decreasing my loops as I cannot afford to lose profit because of resistance caused by impatience
This past week I did 4,4,3 loops which was too many.
Thanks for reading
