Thread: Trading with fixed schedules or all day in front of the chart?

Thank you for this contribution. I am just building my routine and your recommendations serve as a solid foundation for me.

Thank you for the deep content. It is true that less can be more, I lived it when I took a week only operating London.

Thank you for writing it so clearly and bluntly. The detail about evaluating in consistent conditions seemed brilliant to me.

What if your best schedule doesn't match the opening of London or NY? Do you adapt your life to the market or the market to you?

Don't you think it's a little rigid about limiting by clock? The market is dynamic, and sometimes the best comes when you don't expect it.

What if I'm only free to operate on the Asian session? Do you think it's feasible to look for consistency on that schedule alone?

You've just shaped something I've been feeling but I didn't know how to structure.

I'm trying to stop operating by inertia and this approach seems a lot more professional to me.

I loved how you approached it from analysis and discipline. I�m applying schedules from now on.

Especially about mental energy, there's not enough talk about exhaustion in trading.