Could not resist this quotation reminds me of HateGauteng and VI

[sponono]

A major mistake made by most investors and traders is to try to call every market turn. This tactic has very little chance of success. Not only is there a tendency to lose perspective/ but most of us operate in cycles, alternating between winning and losing streaks. In attempting to call every trend reversal, we invariably lose our objectivity and lose touch with the markets. It then becomes only a matter of time before we are pushed off balance psychologically. Trying to call every market turn also increases the temptation to act on impulse rather than fact. Decisions that are made infrequently are much more likely to be more thoughtful and reflective. Deliberation gives us a far greater chance of being successful than trying to call every twist and turn in the market. Investment Psychology Explained, Martin J Pring

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ie. "Don't overtrade!"

[Rams]

Over trading is part of a mechanical system, becos you have to trade the twists and turns ....that leads to trying to trend trade a sideways market.......I find the weekly and daily leads to less trading, but the stop/ risk part negates the advantages of not over trading........the HOLY GRAIL is the exit....after a long holiday, I see that I am still in the daily and weekly TOPI futures and that becos I did not adjust the exit........

[Preston]

@Rams, How was Lesotho?

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Keep telling...