Thread: � 100 per day Scalping Dax

That is what happens, we always fall into the same trap.Sometimes I feel that scalping is more psychological than technical, because you get very fast goals and that generates pressure that leads you to make hurried decisions.I have tried to establish a more strict "Take Profit", but as you mention, sometimes it is hard for me to go out at the right point.The fear of losing a greater gain or the greed of thinking that I could continue up or down makes me doubt.I will work more in my discipline so as not to get carried away by fast movements.I will also take into account the importance of establishing a clear Take Profit from the beginning, instead of improvising on the march.Sometimes the simplest strategy is the one that works best, so the next thing I am going to try is somewhat more structured and less dependent on my intuition.

Yes, exact!The biggest challenge is to keep calm in the midst of volatility.Scalping can be very rewarding, but also wears.I learned to establish specific schedules to operate and not get carried away by the "fever" of the market.Scalping does not have to be 24/7.At first it may give you the feeling that you are losing opportunities, but if you are clear about the time in which you are going to operate, you take away a lot of that pressure.In addition, it helps me a review at the end of the day, seeing how well I have been stranded to the plan and what could improve.It is a way of learning from mistakes and making sure you don't repeat the same impulsive decisions.Also, as you advance, it will be easier to handle rapid market movements because you will have become accustomed not to fall into emotional traps.

Totally agree, the discipline in terms of schedules is key.In fact, I think I need to define a more strict schedule to do scalping and not fall into the temptation to operate outside that time range.It also helps me to think that I don't have to be aware of the screens all day to achieve my daily goal.What costs me the most is the pressure to get those � 100 and how sometimes I find myself operating at a time.What you say about reviewing at the end of the day also seems important to me.Not only to see if I have achieved my goal, but to analyze if I have followed the plan.Sometimes the market may seem like a speed race, but the important thing is how you keep the long -term approach, not the amount of operations you perform.Thank you for your perspective, it has given me some mental peace.

It's curious how we all look for that "easy goal" to make a great rapid gain, right?Scalping seems to be the answer to that anxiety, but in the end it is more dangerous than anything else.The truth is that the market is unpredictable, and if you are not fully prepared, you can lose faster than you imagine.Therefore, it is much better to establish more realistic goals and work towards them step by step.The good thing about scalping is that it teaches you to handle emotions quickly.Over time you learn that the small constant profits are much better than the big bets.But, above all, real success is in consistency.It is hard work, but long -term results are worth it.So what I suggest is that you do not lose patience and follow the plan, even if at first you do not see great results.