Day trading can be so simple yet so challenging due to how simple we should be keeping it. Here is a recent challenge I have been encountering as a day trader in the stock market.
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So how many times have you entered a trade and you've been dragged along for such a long period of time with that trade that by the time that that trade actually goes according to plan, you just actually want to get out either lock and profits and you're just up a very small amount or you just want to break even and you're just so exhausted of that trade? This is something that I encounter. Believe it or not, I'm probably a weekly basis. People think that as you know as you begin to trade in time after time uh, that it's just going to be perfect and it's never. Perfect Right The Market's always changing and it always presents new challenges.

This is something that you know is supposed to keep you on edge but also makes it still somewhat very exciting. I Wanted to share not just all of the good but also share some of the challenges that I encounter as a trading. I Hope that this video is a valley for you as it was for our Lpp team. So I thought I would share it to all of you guys here on YouTube Let me show you an example of exactly what I'm talking about.

As you guys can see on my screen, this is Sqq and this is a trade that I actually took yesterday and I thought it was a perfect example for this. So I saw potential for the NASDAQ Market to sell off and when the NASDAQ Market sells off as you can see back here, right, it sells off. Sqq is the inverse. So Sqq goes up when the NASDAQ Market goes down.

I Saw that the NASDAQ Market let me show you very quickly was approaching based off of previous patterns. So this was yesterday, right? So based off of previous patterns, we were showing signs of a resistance on S on QQQ meaning that we were overbought. We were testing a previous resistance range and I saw the possibility for this thing to get rejected. So I opened the position and asked EQ because Sqq goes up on the NASDAQ Market Goes Down And As you see my trade I mean my trade plan went according to plan.

It literally was as perfect as it could be. right? We indicated signs of an uptrend. If you're part of our LBP team, you know the three stages of a reversal, rejection, consolidation, and then confirmation. and based off of previous highs, 18 got rejected at 18.

Perfect right? That was a perfect trade. If you guys look at the overall potential, I mean nearly seven percent. For me, that's very, very impressive. But guess what? Where did I sell? Did I sell at 1812? Or maybe 18? Nope.

I sold at my initial sell was at 1740 and then my last cell was 1758. not bad, but I missed out on half of the trade, right? Why? Well again, I Decided to jump in early, right? I took a position and if my position is light meaning that you know a fraction of what I normally trade with. We talk about position size a lot with our Lpp team and what I mean by that is pretty much how much money you put based off of what you can put based off of your trading account size. Let's say you trade with a thousand dollars and you go in with fifty dollars.
Right at that point, you're trading with five percent of your trading account. If I trade with a hundred thousand dollars and then go with five thousand, it's still five percent, right? I trade with a million, then going with fifty thousand. still five percent. The whole point is, if direction is not favorable yet I probably don't want to step on the gas.

not just because Direction isn't favorable, but because what I've experienced it is mentally draining and this is what this whole video is about. I Enter the position. it begins to kind of fake me out right? Begin to try to indicate signs of an uptrend, indicate signs of an option, indicate signs of an uptrend should I begin to add more and add more and add more and I started off very light and ask Ttq, but by the time that this thing actually was indicating signs of an uptrend or trying to and then it sold off again, you have to think the emotional rollercoaster. it's going in my favor.

This is kind of like my break even around 1720 and then it goes red and then it goes green and then it goes red and then it goes green and then it goes red and then at that point I'm just like should I cut losses. You have to think I mean it's very easy to look back and be like look, you know it was so easy, right? No, but the the mental Warfare that I'm playing with myself and let's be honest, let's talk about it. the resistance that we hit I'm putting I'm exposing myself to this risk I didn't have to enter a position when there was no active uptrend and that's what this whole video is about is to talk about what we can do better. That's exactly what I wrote down in my trading journal is: I I need to get better in either staying cash meaning not having an open position if direction is not favorable and if it's not an active uptrend or or having a light enough position that I'm not affected by this roller coaster of emotions right as the trade struggles to identify its direction.

it's not the Market's fault the market doesn't care about me I'm irrelevant to the market. Same thing with you, right? So why make it all about us right? Why not make it easier for ourselves and literally simply wait for confirmation of Direction I Mean it's so simple, yet it's so complicated or so challenging because it's the simple things in life that people over complicate. So what are some steps that I can take to get better at this? Well, First, instead of staying even light in a position, I can just choose to stay cash. I Can try to be so so disciplined that if it is not an active uptrend, forming higher highs and higher lows meeting all of my criteria.

I Don't open the trade. Remember we have this very simple saying: I would rather be late to a rally than early to a sell-off because we don't know, right? This position didn't have to actually recover as no trade ever has to go. exactly a quantity plan. But when it did, you have to think I was put through this emotional rollercoaster so you could imagine that again, every candle represents one minute.
So after three hours of this, by the time it was actual indicating signs of an uptrend, I'm just like I'm over this already man. I'm over this. I I don't want to be in this anymore and I put myself in that position And it's because of getting in early, being emotionally dragged, mentally dragged for about three hours, and then finally when it goes according to plan, then I'm just like I've had enough I just want to get out. But then this is when the actual trade should be taking place.

right when when everything is aligning yet I am so frustrated and mentally drained that I put myself in a position to already be exhausted. So this is where again we talk about it. Pays to be patient. So when people begin to ask you, you know, how can we get better I feel like a lot of the things that we can Implement To get better is not by doing more, but it's actually by probably doing less being more selective, waiting for more confirmation instead of looking at the one minute time frame just like this.

Maybe looking at the five minute or the 10 minute waiting more for proper indication of an uptrend. Remember I would rather be late to a rally than early to a sell-off. Think about it. I Thought I would share my thoughts with you guys because it's just the very I would say different thing to talk about because it talks about the idea of being exhausted by being dragged along an open position.

When the trade plan itself I mean the trade plan made sense. My risks to reward ratios all made sense. but I just entered too early that I simply exhausted myself and it was because of that that I truly didn't put myself in a position to succeed right and again we want to control control the conditions that we expose ourselves to. and I thought this would be a great thing to talk about, especially for absolute beginners.

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23 thoughts on “This made me fail as a day trader”
  1. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars rainingbeatshard says:

    Spot on! Good traders should be keeping their time in market minimal 👏👌

  2. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Juan Ibarra says:

    Ricky Gunnzzz!! Good info, love these transparent videos.

  3. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars cashmonyz says:

    bought mara shares at $6 and i do want to get out of it…but i can't, i gotta wait for my 20 dollar calls to expire first in jan lol

  4. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Charles Hewitt says:

    Great video, Ricky. Much appreciated.

  5. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Valentin says:

    ricky the goat, what are those books in the background?

  6. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars dawson says:

    All the time man. Trading is usually boring for the most part. Most of day revolves around just waiting for my trade to play out. Very rarely does price move up and down very fast enough for me to trade both sides which is more exciting.

  7. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Ashley Carlisle says:

    Do you use Super Trend indicator to enter and exit a trade if so I was wondering how accurate it is

  8. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Spazzed IN says:

    Real talk

  9. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Farrukh Madni says:

    Completely agree with you, it happens with me time & time again. What I learned from this experience that trading requires 90% patience & 10% skills…

  10. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Eric Anderson says:

    You didn’t explain best case confirmation on that trade???

  11. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Joel Dsouza says:

    Thank you Ricky for your videos and wisdom 🙂

  12. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Ben Ja says:

    Great video Ricky it’s tough to not feel like you’ve missed out sometimes but it’s not about how much you make when you are right but how much you lose when you are wrong so 100% agree with you patience is key..it would be good if you could do a video on how you decide to get out of a trade, when you enter it do you have an exit in mind? Or do you ride the wave until it looks like it’s changing?

  13. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Vinicio Morales says:

    Great video Ricky.

  14. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Farticus Magilicuty says:

    In pre market I will buy and sell 10 shares at a time on the 1 min chart just to get my mind warmed up…practice time…easy reps to get in the correct frame of mind…very low stress buy and sell with a 5 cent profit per trade goal works for me. Buy below 50 EMA sell above 50 EMA. PERFECT PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT PROFIT!

  15. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Upendra says:

    This is really helpful for me! last week was one of the biggest loss trade because of early enter with big amount.

  16. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Diego Garcia says:

    Thanks for sharing

  17. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Dizzy Raskal says:

    ❤❤❤ I did this with Tesla at 120 level , stock up 300% , I’m down 15%. Cuz of mental exhaustion .

  18. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Dizzy Raskal says:

    ❤❤❤amazing video.

  19. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars KAAN ARIK 2010 says:

    I bought a three thousand dollar ons token. Let's see!

  20. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Lezlee Dieckman says:

    thank you so much for keeping it real! this is really comforting for me

  21. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Steve S says:

    Please do more videos like this. Seriously, it’s a simple message but so helpful from both a technical and psychological sense and you undoubtedly have more such wisdom to share for those of us who aren’t quite ready to join LPP.

  22. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Enes Edits says:

    The news is published, onschain will be listed on binance

  23. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars leeinthesprings says:

    This happens to me all the time… I just consider it a trade that just didn't work out. Even if I come out ok. Better to be ok than to lose money. Always another trade ahead!

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