Lessons for fellow traders: Risk management and adapting to changing market conditions are key to survival
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Lessons for fellow traders: Risk management and adapting to changing market conditions are key to survival

99% it's buying a few selling trades. Last month was so good, yes, I do trade on a setup I gained good confidence from previous months. I went somewhat aggressive last month and made good profits (happy to see a lot of green days overall), but if you look at May and June, most of the days I was in the green, but a few red days wiped out the profits gained (some were BTST which yielded negative, and I'm no longer taking BTSTs now).

So, this is a live example of how risk management helps us, so always remember not to ignore it. I know we might follow it all the time, but the one time we miss it, it will have a huge impact, so always try to follow it as a system.

The main thing for this post is that the setup I've traded for the last 5 to 6 months hasn't been good this month. Yeah, I traded this month with the same setup, but 70% of trades were negative. I realized lately that my setup needs high volatility. Don't stick to your strategies. In my case, trading the same setup would be foolish now; even my confidence has gotten lower. But yesterday, I sat and did some Backtesting and rewriting the setup, the concepts are the same, but entry confirmations got updated with respect to VIX. The main difference is low volatility from August, and CAS got introduced. I feel adapting to market conditions is so important.

u/homelander_00000 — 1 day ago

Ahhh, I should have held it.

how unlucky, right after I sold, it crashed. I should have held for a few more minutes. The same premium crossed 1000. Any one captured that big move ??

u/homelander_00000 — 1 month ago

Nifty rebalancing 3pm scalp trade.

I generally don't do 3pm gambling, but today as there is an event I did scalping, the moment I sold it fallen exactly from there, catched the 227

Dont ask me how did you exactly book at high even I don't know just price holding there so exited as 50 points so much for me.

So if you ask me logic I observed last msci and sensex rebalancing the movement exactly came in the opposite direction after a trap, so I am on call side as today I saw bearish trap (breaking day low before 3pm) so for confirmation I waited for previous candle high break in nifty and entered may be I would have missed if its a put spike

u/homelander_00000 — 2 months ago

worst thing about trading in Indian crypto brokers, half profit is gone because the target order didn't trigger

finally closed at 53 usd.

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u/homelander_00000 — 2 months ago

Nifty wasted the entire day only to end up C2C, but I tried MCX after a long time and bagged a 1:2 RR in a single candle. Patience pays!

u/homelander_00000 — 3 months ago