Execution separates the great traders from the mediocre ones.
Here are some tips to optimize your execution:
· Set your buy/sell orders when market is closed
· Ensure you're only trading your best setups
· Know what rules to break & when
Step 4: Analysis of Your Progress
At least once a month you must conduct your Post Trade Analysis (PTA).
At the end of the day, this is where you'll find the most valuable information about your trading.
A quick framework to use for your PTA:
· What setups/edges have worked the best over the past month?
· What setups/edges have performed the worst over the past month?
· What actions can I take to double down on the good & remove the bad?
You've won your PTA for the month if you can answer these 3 questions.
TL;DR: A struggling trader's 4-step process to getting back on track:
1. Evaluate The Markets 2. Create a Plan of Attack 3. Execute Your Plan 4. Analyze The Results
Follow it, and you'll start winning again.
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