Trading Journal – II
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My Trading Journal:: My Trading Rules: PLAN A PLAN B: — Today :- TRADING PLAN A:- Mistakes made – Today’s Overview: Type of the Trade:- Short Iron Condor Why Trading Journal is important? Lessons Learned- Stick to the Plan.
My Trading Journal::
- As per Analysis, Intraday Market View: Bearish
- Bigger Trend :Bullish
- Market Sentiments, across the globe : Sideways
- Market Opening: ( + )100+pts Gap up
- Point of Entry – SuperTrend + Price Action
- Entry – Is it as planned? –Yes
- Exit – Is it planned? –Yes
- Is Trade exited or Carried forward: Carried Straddle/Strangle
My Trading Rules:
PLAN A
- Trade should be always MIS or the present expiry
- Always Follow SuperTrend & MACD Reversal for Entry.
- Enter along with the bigger trend full swing or otherwise half qty.
- Entry Sell leg
- Add Stop Loss 25 to 30 Pts
- Exit on Stop loss or continue if gain
- If gains reaches about Rs 400 to 500, add buy leg to hedge
- If trend reversal seen at SuperTrend & MACD, Enter opposite trend hedge trade to convert debit spread to Straddle or strangle.
- But if Trend continues, exit at 70%-80% profit.
PLAN B:
- Enter a Straddle at 9:15am, on Expiry day
- Enter Stop loss at the Sell legs about -25 rupees, let the trade continue along the successful side.
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Today :-
TRADING PLAN A:-
Entry at SuperTrend reversal, in line with bigger trend.- Entry at SuperTrend reversal, Against the trend
Entry the Selling leg firstAdd Stop lossIf Stop loss hit, wait for another opportunityAfter Certain gains, Add Buy leg to hedge.If any signs of reversal in price action, add opposite side hedged trade, to make a strangle or straddle to carry forward.
Mistakes made –
NO MISTAKES TODAY
Today’s Overview:
Taken TradeEntry as per plan- FOMO
- Exit as planned
Stop loss accepted- Booked Profit
- Booked Loss
Trade Carried as planned
Type of the Trade:- Short Iron Condor
Why Trading Journal is important?
- To keep track of the mistakes.
- To remind us not to commit the same mistakes again.
- To study our strength and weaknesses by studying from our activity.