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How to Avoid Spending Hours Watching the Charts?
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#505: How to Avoid Spending Hours Watching the Charts?
In this video:
00:33 – I’m going to save you a lot of time
01:49 – Don’t know when to look at your charts?
02:05 – The fix
02:35 – The Weekly charts
04:12 – Pick the times to look that suits you
05:45 – Trade through Blueberry Markets
Today, I’m going to show you how you can avoid spending far too much time glued to your chart, sitting at a computer and not making any money. Does that sound good? Well, it should do, because with this one simple trading tip and technique, I’m going to change all that for you. Let’s get into it right now.
Hey, the traders, Andrew Mitchem here at the Forex Trading Coach with video on podcast number 505.
I’m going to save you a lot of time
And that’s right. I’m going to today save you a lot of time. I’m going to save you a lot of mixed emotions and probably make you a lot of money as a result. So it should sound pretty good to you. Unfortunately, most people out there, most people watching this, most people listening to this will be spending far too much time sitting at their charts watching every pip movement up and down, scared to leave their charts, forcing trades, getting emotionally involved in their trading.
And as a result of that, you’re not doing yourself any good. You’re not making any money, not doing your health any good, and you’re wasting too much time. Look, I know I used to do it myself long time ago when I started trading, and it’s a very easy trap to fall into. And it doesn’t do you any good.
It doesn’t make your longevity as a trader any good because you’re forced to sit there hour upon hour because you’re scared about moving missing a move. It also means if you’re in a trade, you tend to find that you forced yourself into trade. And if you’re in a trade, you tend to jump out early because you see the trade moving in your direction.
Then it pulls back. And I should just take it now because something’s better than nothing, right? A