Does drawing on the chart ever change your mind mid-draw?
Happens to me constantly. I open a chart convinced of a direction, start drawing the level, and by the time the line is on the screen I have talked myself out of it.
I am not sure whether that means drawing is a good discipline or that my conviction was never worth much. Both, probably.
Anyone else notice this?
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That is the drawing doing its job. An opinion in your head has no coordinates. The moment it has to touch two specific candles, half of them fall apart.
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Same, and it is why I draw before I decide rather than after. Drawing after the decision turns into looking for a line that agrees with me.
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If the line only works when you place it very precisely, that is information too — a level that needs to be exactly right is usually not a level.
- Antas 1 PrivateWeekOneChartsHalimbawa. Isinulat ng koponan bilang halimbawa kung paano umuusad ang talakayan. Hindi ito totoong user at hindi binibilang sa katumpakan o sa leaderboard.8/17
Reassuring to read. I thought changing my mind halfway meant I did not know what I was doing.
Ang pagsusuri at hula sa post na ito ay sariling opinyon ng may-akda, hindi payo sa pamumuhunan.