Trading Psychology

Trading psychology refers to the emotions and mental state that help to dictate success or failure in trading. How do you build a trading psychology? Share with others here>>

avatarSmartReversals
11-20 09:04

A decline $XLU can be seen as somewhat bullish for the $SPX

A decline in utilities $Utilities Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLU)$ can be seen as somewhat bullish for the $.SPX(.SPX)$ , depending on the broader economic context.Utilities are generally considered defensive stocks, meaning they tend to perform well during economic downturns. A decline in this sector may indicate that investors are more optimistic about the economy, shifting their focus to more cyclical sectors like technology and consumer discretionary. However, if the decline is due to rising interest rates or other negative factors, it could signal underlying economic troubles.Image
A decline $XLU can be seen as somewhat bullish for the $SPX

Consistency in trading

I will be uploading my day trading journal here everyday. Stay tune. Everything will be transparent except counter name.
Consistency in trading

For Every Trader, In trading, There Are 4 stages in My Opinion

In trading, there are 4 stages in my opinion: Beginner and Learning to tradeIntermediate but not consistentConsistent and not profitableProfitable and Consistent The goals of each stage is drastically different from the rest. Here are goals of each: Beginner and Learning to trade Learn your 1-2 set-ups.Execution of your set-ups.Taking 3-5 trades a weekReview Intermediate But Not Consistent Mastering risk management and position sizing.Mastering emotions such as greed, FOMO, revenge trading, exhuastion, lack of focus and loss aversionPerfecting your trading system and being comfortable with it. Consistent and not profitable Reviewing trades to learn from mistakes each day.Being able to take profits and exits trades properly (win or loss).Taking only 3-5 trades a week maximum until you are p
For Every Trader, In trading, There Are 4 stages in My Opinion

Art Of Trading Psychology

Many people have asked me how to forecast the trend base on the results i show in my charts and also wonder how many trades do i usually do in a day. The following image below is one of the trades i have done recently. On average I do 20-30 trades a day. My highest is over a 100. During the economy downturn, i have took a break from the market as it is too dangerous. You can't beat the market because there are always sudden changes in the economy and market manipulation involved everyday. But that doesn't mean you can't profit. You can stay to the fundamentals and technical analysis and put yourself in a better position in the market. To me as a trader and investor, it is very important to have a enter and exit plan. You cannot buy or short a stock blindly. The market is no
Art Of Trading Psychology
$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$   Beautiful trade today. [Miser]  
$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$   For those playing this stock COIN beware. This stock is manipulated. This is the 2nd time i have saw this happen since yesterday. [Anger]   Becareful.  
$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$   Good trade, time to sleep. [Happy]  
$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$  Short it. Like you mean it. [Miser]  
avatarDimce25
02-02
Hi, how are you investors?

Investing Strategies on TSLA

Hello everyone! Today I want to share some investing strategies with you!Winning Strategy=VERY RIGHT + BETTING BIG: $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ (1) nobody got every call right; even the best of best, on average, only got 60% of calls right; (2) however, when they are right, THEY ARE VERY RIGHT; AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, THEY BET BIG WHEN THEY ARE RIGHT. (3) With cost=$3.4; I exited ALL my puts near $19.60. Good to cover all my losses so far this year and pocketed 1/3 of my profit target for the year.ImageFollow me to learn more about analysis!!https://twitter.com/MasterPandaWu
Investing Strategies on TSLA
avatarREXSEBOYY
2023-12-23
avatarMoney Monkeh
2023-12-08
$NASDAQ(.IXIC)$  Money Monkeh guessing: Slow downtrend for all markets, because only a few weeks are left until new year. People will cash out their win and any big positive news will most likely be saved for next year. Then again who know, maybe market isn't that simple. If market keeps heading up, join the ride with great care. If it goes down, then don't try be the dreamer who believe he can locate the bottom. Anywho! When there is Money, there is also Monkeh yo! 🫶
avatarmuhhia a
2023-11-26
Good the procesdokkamnnannajana
avatarBluedino
2023-10-18
Last year (2022), SG PM has shared an imminent recession is expected in the coming 1-2yrs. Are we there yet? Looks like most people in SG are preparing for it so I guess there won't be one...right? Time to go bullish?
avatarmarketpre
2023-09-20

LPT: How to manipulate the stock market.

There might be more ways to do it than this, but I found this one on accident and it's very easy.If you turn off "unlimited oil and ore" it will cause the industry value to plummet, allowing you to buy stock in oil and ore at a low price. Turning it back on will raise the value again, at which point you can sell, rinse, and repeat.It's not the most lucrative exploit but it's kind of fun to buy cheap stock and dump it off at its peak.Any other ways to manipulate the stock market? $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $WTI Crude Oil - main 2311(CLmain)$ Hedge funds close up shop after meme stock traders win out
LPT: How to manipulate the stock market.
avatarDoTrading
2023-09-15

"The Trader's Psychological Trap: Why Some Refuse to Cut Losses"

Some traders find themselves caught in a destructive cycle when a trade goes unfavorably right from the start. Instead of cutting their losses quickly, they refuse to do so, hoping to minimize their losses. As the price continues to move against them, increasing their losses, they persist in not exiting the position, even when an opportunity to reduce losses presents itself. They hope for a market reversal that would allow them to exit with fewer losses. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ Loss run As their losses worsen, these traders become reluctant to accept the reality of the situation and to implement a stop loss to limit their losses. They prefer to let the losses accumulate, still hoping for a ma
"The Trader's Psychological Trap: Why Some Refuse to Cut Losses"
avatarNAI500
2023-09-12

Is A Recession Coming?--- The Biggest Concerns For Metal Investors In 2023

One of the biggest concerns for metals investors is whether we are in a recession recently, how long it will last and how investors should react when it comes. After all, Jack Welch, former chairman and CEO of General Electric, once said, "Never miss an opportunity like a recession."Which Stocks Perform Well After a Recession?Once the economy entering the recovery phase and consumer confidence growing, the best-performing stocks in the market tend to be associated with sectors like technology, finance, consumer goods, industrials, materials and energy. According to a Royal Bank of Canada research report, the consumer (i.e., automobiles and appliances), materials and industrial sectors are often referred to cyclical industries because they are so closely tied to the fortunes
Is A Recession Coming?--- The Biggest Concerns For Metal Investors In 2023
avatarglowzi
2023-09-05
$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ $Invesco QQQ Trust-ETF(QQQ)$ This is one of the worst chart crimes I've seen so far this year. 1983 was a COMPLETELY different environment. Gov't debt was $1.1 trillion (now 32 times that), Reagan was president and started deficit spending like crazy for infrastructure, cold war arms race, star wars program, ect, and it was the start of the internet boom with AMD, ADI, and GD some of the best performing stocks that year. Regan (in percentage terms) was the highest peace ti
avatarsunshineboy
2023-08-30

Munger's Mental Models and Alibaba

SummaryCharlie Munger's investment prowess is distinguished in the world of finance, marked by his unique approach to decision-making that transcends traditional financial analysis.His decision-making framework relies on a diverse set of cognitive tools known as mental models, which guide his thinking and have contributed significantly to his success.His application of these models showcases a holistic approach to complex investment choices.His admissions of deviation from his philosophy, underestimation of competition and learning from mistakes underscore the importance of humility and continuous learning.Article's Main ImageIn investing, few individuals possess the wisdom and acumen that Charlie Munger does. A celebrated investor, businessman, and partner of Warren Buffett , Munger's app
Munger's Mental Models and Alibaba