Timothy Sykes
@timothysykestrader·479K subscribers·3.4K videos
What Is And Is Not Working In The Current Market
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July 13, 2020
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What happens when I’m wrong about a pattern or how I’m trading? I learn from those mistakes so that I’m better able to adapt. Tune in to find out how I was wrong and how I aim to do better!
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I guess you can call this video a confessional. I tend to have these every once in a while…
Now, I know no one likes to be wrong or admit when they’re wrong … But a critical part of growth is learning from your mistakes.
And I might sound crazy, but I love being blunt with my followers and students … Why?
Well, I benefit from being honest because everyone can see that I’m real.
At the same time, everyone else benefits because they can learn from my mistakes — hopefully. It’s a win-win situation.
So, in this video, I’m gonna talk to you about one of the patterns I teach. More particularly, how I didn’t execute it and why.
I’ll tell you about the weak spots in my recent trading. This is important for you to learn, so you can nail this pattern in the future. Watch my confessional!
And if you’re thinking that I’m contradicting myself because I’m saying not to miss these plays…
You have to remember trading isn’t an exact science.
The point of this lesson is to recognize what’s working and what’s not working in the current market. Adapting is just as important as being honest with yourself. In fact, they go hand in hand…
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If you’re being honest with yourself about plays you miss or mistakes you make, you’re giving yourself an opportunity to better adapt your strategies to the current market.
So, be very self-aware — your account depends on it.
I’ll also go over other factors that are making this market so volatile, and how you can potentially take advantage. Don’t miss these lessons!
Leave a comment below if you understand this lesson. Say, “I will adapt to the market.”
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