November 11 (Fri): NASDAQ

Good evening?

This week is almost over as well, isn’t it? Time flies lol

Now, I’ll start with the introduction of the question you sent me.

“You write newsletters, tweet, and answer questions, but when do you actually trade?”

➥ I don’t trade while continuously staring at the monitor. ????‍????

When I’m staring at the monitor,

・When I’m doing chart analysis (while thinking about scenarios).

・Based on that chart analysis, when I’m figuring out where to deploy assets and the strategy for thattime.

That’s how it is.

Therefore, my main trading times are weekend nights, after the kids have gone to bed.

Also, on weekdays when my son is at school, I revise scenarios and adjust strategies, but only to that extent.

When I actually trade, when I enter positions,

I basically Entry with limit orders and stop orders.

AndI exit with take-profit and stop-loss using limit orders and stop orders as well.

I am a mid- to long-term trader, so my scenarios don’t change frequently.

Therefore, the setlimit orders and stop ordersdo not change for weeks, which happens quite often.

Staring at charts, narrowing my eyes and shouting “Now is the moment! Entry!!”

is not how I operate at all.

Trading in a relaxed style suits me, doesn’t it?

Because I can secure my own time and trade without stress, that’s probably why I can continue long-term.

With this style, even after 20 years, I’ll still be able to trade even if reflexes weaken (laugh).

Today I plan to re-examine NASDAQ, which I looked at on Monday.

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