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Flashcard set of repeated mistakes to review before trading each sessionn
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Open - Too many entries in the first six bars.
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Entering on a limit order without there being a strong breakout first.
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Taking a breakout trade before breakout confirms
Out of which range?
Two closes?
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Stop too wide
Taking entries where the stop is more than 20 points away.
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Always in
When the market switches to always-in, don’t exit on the first pullback.
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Be careful entering on the third or fourth time in the one swing
That means it's a late leg.
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Scaling into a late leg
Better to exit and wait for a strong breakout.
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If a reasonable trade fails, it sets up further trades:
away from it,
back towards it,
away from it again.
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Exiting on the first reversal
Better to exit on the second reversal.
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Not willing to switch sides after taking two losses in a row.
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Trading during breakout mode.
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Must exit on a strong breakout and follow-through against
shaved bars
gaps
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Entering intra-bar using a market order
Use a limit order at a specific price
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Don’t reverse - get back to flat first
If the market is reversing, the most likely outcome is a spike and channel.
Expect a pullback
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50% pullback,
Better if you miss the first one - chasing.
If no one has to chase, why rush?
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Exit on disappointment
If a new entry sets up on the correct side of the moving average, you must be able to get back in.
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Surprise entry bar
If your entry bar was surprisingly strong against you, better to exit and wait to get back in sync.
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1st Reversal
The first reversal bar is a take-profit signal, not a place to reverse.
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Scalping
Always - in
Scalp in Always in direction
Counter-trend
Don’t trade counter-trend unless:
2 reversal signal bars have triggered
Gaps have closed