March 2006 Review
Since I started demo trading the BWILC methodology towards the start of March I have not had any accompanying commentary or journal entries. I plan to remedy that going forwards, as I feel having a trading journal is an important tool to help me become a successful trade.
Let’s take a look at what my trades were during March 2006:
So six entries, only one of which resulted in a loss. You can see the entries and exits on the chart. Blue triangles are buys; red triangles represent selling. The number above each triangle is the number of lots bought or sold.
My recollection of the trades is very positive overall. I don’t remember feeling stressed or rushed in any way. I placed entries when I felt that the market offered good value coupled with a favorable probability that upcoming news would strengthen Euro (since my one direction is long Euro).
Slight disappointment that I didn’t exist the final trade at the 1.218 level, rather than suffering a pullback during the subsequent London session, whereupon I got out before the close for the weekend. I feel a touch of greed was at work here. It would have been smarter to take the money at the 1.218 level and then re-enter the maket if a pullback did occur.
Related Posts:
- Euro rides on sterling’s coat tails
- Overnight pullback
- July 2008 Review
- March 2008 Review
- Squaring my position
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