I opened a demo account.
I soon discovered I have a special talent for losing money as I went from 20k to 10k in a couple of weeks.
So I think the answer is quite simple and all I have to do is take the opposite position to the one I believe I should take.
Plan my entry, set up the sl and tp - but before I actually execute the order, simply sell instead of buy and swap the sl with the tp level and i should do exceptionally well.
Of course, tricking my subconscious brain into not switching what I think I want to do might be a problem (dose that make sense?).
So, to train my brain not to do what it thinks it should do I might open 2 fresh demo accounts and trade the way I think I should trade on one account and do the exact opposite on another account and analyze the results periodically.
The only way I see both of these accounts going negative is by over trading and losing on all those ~10-15pip spreads
I soon discovered I have a special talent for losing money as I went from 20k to 10k in a couple of weeks.
So I think the answer is quite simple and all I have to do is take the opposite position to the one I believe I should take.
Plan my entry, set up the sl and tp - but before I actually execute the order, simply sell instead of buy and swap the sl with the tp level and i should do exceptionally well.
Of course, tricking my subconscious brain into not switching what I think I want to do might be a problem (dose that make sense?).
So, to train my brain not to do what it thinks it should do I might open 2 fresh demo accounts and trade the way I think I should trade on one account and do the exact opposite on another account and analyze the results periodically.
The only way I see both of these accounts going negative is by over trading and losing on all those ~10-15pip spreads
Well sir, looks like you're playing checkers at a chess match.