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Fireworks on the cricket field and DALAL Street

26/3/2015

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Continued correction in the markets even as the mainstream Nifty index losses further ground in a correction thats triggered by increasing attention to the US markets. The LiveScreen trading that we have been doing for four months has brought some key messages :

- Trade consistently - even if its a broken record! Thats the only way to make profits.
- Assess and accept trade drawdowns. These are part of the game. Sometimes the markets are smarter than your trading systems. Give it the long rope that it needs to get the winning trades.
- Your exit strategy can and should contain an exit that crosses your monthly target; at least conservative traders must follow this.
- And finally, so long as your trading system gives more profits in winning trades than the losses that it makes in stop lossed trades, you can accept trade success ratios of lesser than 50%.

Its a peaceful tension free time now. Automated systems generating trading signals that are tradable and consistent profits. Thats the game!

On a side note, today was also an expiry day for derivatives. So we had something like 28 symbols trading combinations, half of them being simply contracts for the next month.. Easy rollover for traders. Usually we trade with no more than 10-15 symbol combinations. Check this out on the performance page today..click here

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LIVESCREEN TRADING 3 months STORY

4/3/2015

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Non discretionary trading was the key objective I had set for myself 4 years ago when I ventured seriously into full time trading. Now that its been achieved with a wonderful platform that is being used by our customers, there is no looking back now. The results are excellent,  coupled with an emotionless and disciplined approach with very granular metrics which help our customers analyse the trades data and make their own exit strategies.

From a trading perspective, this approach has helped us to explore new approaches to trading, hitherto unexplored.

If you havent already experienced the success of non discretionary trading, try it now. Come TradeWithMe :) ...
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