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Missed TWG SHPH PSQH DRCT this week which caused a lot of fomo, I didn't react though. Hard week for me, not in trading, the pattern I'm focusing on right now is printing, just having to get back on the bull. Found myself up 15% then 8% & I had to lock in, solid layup but I'm trying to break this habit. It continued to pull back held above stop and ripped $s. With better preparation and the same stock selection mindset I'll be line for record weeks.

Retested a 3rd time with half size. Max risk for the day met and I closed off after this. Taking 1% size on retests from now on will significantly help my mentality & focusing on taking profits with my new structured approach will result in a massive difference in my trading, and I feel like I've already came so far. One step at a time though.

This is where my new rule would kick in. After facing -1 R on a play, from now on, I will only retest with 1% size. This will eliminate ever seeing a max loss day or at least forcing a max loss on 1 ticker. Mentality is not broken though, I took this as it is, a simple example, with a clear message. Improve from it or don't, that is the next step.

Funny that out of all my trades this week this was the one that I set a take profit and looked away to avoid emotional conflict. I don't know what lesson I should take from that, but a process-oriented win + capital is what I'm here for. With the profit taking method I'm focusing on this could have been my first 10-R trade 10 minutes after my TP was met. All is well, I'm following a process, next week the focus will be on my profit taking, as long as I remain on the path.

Retested, met 2:1 in total, accepted my emotional take over & exited again in the MR battle. Sometimes it's better to lock in and not let yourself feel too much discomfort, I don't believe right now is that time, I need maximum discomfort, not with my share size but with my discipline. Embrace the discomfort and progress.
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