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December 2nd Day Trading Results

2 Dec 2009

Decent moves in the market today, especially in the morning, but unfortunately we did not have any confirmed trades and didn’t take any trades in our trading room. One of the ways you can test your trading discipline is to see if you are anxious to take a trade when nothing confirms in your trading plan. We had a few members in our room that were anxious and kept asking whether we will take a trade soon. This can attributed directly to one’s trading discipline. You should never trade for the sake of trading, but trade for making money! Be disciplined!

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