Concur ....sionascaig wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 2:56 pmGood effort )smarttraderr wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 2:48 pmEnd of Day 2 - Report
Starting Balance - £65.13
Closing Balance - £85.33
Planned Target - 10%
Actual Return - 31%
Done for the Day !
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- The Silk Run
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I don't think people want you to fail, they are just trying to make you have a realistic expectation.smarttraderr wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 2:06 pmha ha why everyone is waiting for me to fail. I already said that failure is imminent and no one is immune from it. its part of the process. no one here can claim that they wont fail.
Impressivesmarttraderr wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 2:48 pmEnd of Day 2 - Report
Starting Balance - £65.13
Closing Balance - £85.33
Planned Target - 10%
Actual Return - 31%
Done for the Day !
Day2.png
- smarttraderr
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I know Sir but I have been experimenting and I have came up with the figure of 10% for now. I know its impossible to carry on forever as market can't offer endless stream of opportunities and money and I don't think I have that much experience to continue for that long but I know can I do this for week or 2 at least. Then after I will adjust (reduce may be if I am struggling or may continue with same %) and try another 2 weeks and so on continue for 90 days. everyone is focusing on entire 90 days period. I just want to focus on next 10%. The day I struggle to make 10% I will reduce my expectations (hope I am not wrong in thinking that way)Euler wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 3:42 pmI don't think people want you to fail, they are just trying to make you have a realistic expectation.smarttraderr wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 2:06 pmha ha why everyone is waiting for me to fail. I already said that failure is imminent and no one is immune from it. its part of the process. no one here can claim that they wont fail.
You only call Peter Sir when you attend his course, unless he gets knighted for services to trading.smarttraderr wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 4:12 pmI know Sir...Euler wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 3:42 pmI don't think people want you to fail, they are just trying to make you have a realistic expectation.smarttraderr wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 2:06 pmha ha why everyone is waiting for me to fail. I already said that failure is imminent and no one is immune from it. its part of the process. no one here can claim that they wont fail.

- smarttraderr
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He definitely deserve an honourable title. He is equivalent to Sir Don Bradman/Sachin Tendulkar in Cricket or Roger Federer in Tennis or Warren Buffet in Stock Market, who has achieved something remarkable in their respective field which no one will ever manage to achieve or for many years wont be able to match it.Derek27 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 4:52 pmYou only call Peter Sir when you attend his course, unless he gets knighted for services to trading.![]()
He is not just an expert in the field but he is also giving back to the community which many fail to do.
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He was bound to be back when the opportunity for memes presented themselves.Trader Pat wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 1:21 pmKai wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 1:16 pmCool story bro but if you feel the need to set these % based targets just to stay disciplined and consistent, then those same targets will probably influence your decision-making and thus leave a negative impact on your overall results.
If you think they won't, then surely there is no need to set seemingly easy targets and just trade to the best of your ability to see what you end up with?
Calling it a day soon as you reach your target goes against the very concept of chasing targets and improvement, it makes little sense to me.
No worries, but try not to let it happen again![]()
Welcome back Kai, I thought you did a runner![]()

Good God man, I have no idea who those gentlemen are but I think if you shower Peter with any more compliments his head won't fit through the office door tomorrow and he'll be forced to abandon trading what looks like a cracking Monday!
Eh, opportunities are nearly everywhere ever since memes apparently replaced puns as the highest form of humor

Hey everyone, you can do this, you can turn £50 into £250,000 in 90 days.....
Heard this shit loads of times.....it makes inexperienced traders cream themselves
Chasing targets leads to cutting corners. It makes people cross the line between trading and gambling
Don't tell me.....you have a cracking varient of Martingale too

Heard this shit loads of times.....it makes inexperienced traders cream themselves
Chasing targets leads to cutting corners. It makes people cross the line between trading and gambling
Don't tell me.....you have a cracking varient of Martingale too
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I think the 10% is more a marker on the trade that's being executed.Trader724 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 26, 2020 2:22 pmYou see, in trading two or three weeks it is not enough to draw a conclusion that your results are a cause of what you did but in order not to wait in vain I tell you now that you will not make 10% a day.smarttraderr wrote: ↑Sat Dec 26, 2020 2:08 pmagreeTrader724 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 26, 2020 1:59 pm
I think that one of the key qualities of a successful trader is to be balanced between optimism and reality, not to assume things based on what we observe in the short term, to be more realistic than everyone else, to be attentive to every detail and not leave anything to chance. I think there are many who think it's easier than it seems and there are many who think it's harder than it seems. Which side do you think you are on?
There is something called AGILE METHODOLOGIES.. where SPRINT is planned. Sprint is short period of 2-3 weeks. In Sprint you try to achieve something based on your knowledge. End of Sprint you have retrospective time where u see what worked and what didnt and based on learning you move further.
People thinking is like Waterfall method where they plan something upfront and aim to get that throughout period which wont work as with time situation and progress things will change.
I have 2 weeks sprint where I see myself whether I can make 10% or not. If that work I will try with 11%. if it doesnt work then I will try with shorter goal.
Say there were 10 opportunities to trade, if all 10 trades make the 10% then it's 10% on the day. In reality, some will be red and some will be 10%+. (I think the OP mentioned "let it ride" on some of them, can be risky too)
Without knowing the OP's method(s), it sounds as though it's a mix of Pre-off and In-Play.