I open this diary because I'm sick of seeing people who promise to multiply leveraged accounts in a week and then disappear. I'm going to try something else: keep a real account, no leverage, from $100 and see how far I get. I don't expect miracles.
I open this diary because I'm sick of seeing people who promise to multiply leveraged accounts in a week and then disappear. I'm going to try something else: keep a real account, no leverage, from $100 and see how far I get. I don't expect miracles.
First trade: EURUSD, micro lot. Entry at 1.0851, SL at 1.0831, TP at 1.0891. Result: +40 pips. No emotion or adrenaline. Just patience.
Second trade: USDJPY. Entry at 149.62, SL at 149.32, TP at 150.22. Manually closed at +35 pips when I saw the momentum deflate. It�s little money, but it�s progress.
Third day and I skip my rules as a good emotional rookie. I opened GBPUSD without entry validation just because it "looked good." Result: -20 pips and a good lesson.
Today I didn't operate. I sat down, I analyzed, and I didn't see anything I liked. I used to think this was a waste of time. I now see it as a winning operation without entering.
One thing: if you come here looking for signs or magic formulas, go somewhere else. This is a diary, not a circus of illusions. Here the good, the bad and the boring are published.
Closed room trade: EURUSD again. Entry at 1.0924, SL 1.0904, TP 1.0964. Closed at 1.0950. +26 pips. I was short but happy with the management.
To those who write to me asking "Why without leverage?", the answer is simple: because I want to survive. I want to learn without the noose on my neck. If I win little, make it constant.
Today I learned that even when you�re not operating, you�re getting better. Studying my past entries made me see that I have a mania of getting in too soon.
Balance after 10 days: 6 operations, 5 winners, 1 loser. Counts at $107.23. Laughter secured for the daily 1% flipped, but for me this is pure discipline.
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