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Originally posted by Gladiator2 ↑

Thanks jako great response as always.

From my perspective whenever I look at a chart it's to analyse whether it's worth a trade or not. Being able to read a chart is definitely important but I feel I learn more from making a decision as to whether it's worth a trade, write down why and then write notes after I've sold to analyse what I could have done better next time.

I'm more of a hold and buy kinda trader/investor but I have started focusing more on TA so only testing myself with small parcels to see how I'm tracking % wise. Overall my TA trades are still still a little disappointing but I've only been focusing on it for about 6 months so probably to be expected I guess.

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Yep, I used to write down all my trades and analyze them, as well, it is a good training tool for reducing errors.
I probably still should do that, but I am a bit slack now.

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