#625: Stop Watching Charts All Day (This Is Why You’re Losing)
Stop Watching Charts All Day (This Is Why You’re Losing) Podcast: Find out more about Blueberry Markets – Click Here Find out more about my Online Video Forex Course Book a Call with Andrew or one of his team now Click Here to Attend my Free Masterclass #625: Stop Watching Charts All Day (This Is Why You’re Losing) In this video: 00:35 – These things will destroy you as a trader. 01:51 – Mistakes that most traders make during the journey. 02:55 – The perfect chart to trade. 03:46 – Look at 5pm EST for multiple chart opportunities. 05:15 – Don’t burn out. 05:58 – View my Masterclass. 06:30 – Blueberry Markets as a Forex Broker. 07:21 – Contact me for help. If you’re watching the charts all day. Taking multiple trade today and you’re not consistent, then this video is for you. You see, it’s not always the strategy. It’s not your indicators. It’s not your broker’s fault. It’s a screen addiction. So if that’s you, listen up. I’ve got some really good information to share with you. Hey there traders! This is Andrew Mitchem here at the Forex Trading Coach with video and podcast number 625. These things will destroy you as a trader. And in today’s video I’m going to talk about why trading the shorter time frame charts and screen addiction and over trading will destroy you as a trader. It’s going to destroy you in many ways. It’s going to destroy your confidence. It’s going to destroy your time with your family or whatever else you do with your day. And it’s a common problem. You see, the issue is that most people think that they need to be trading all the time, and therefore they get onto the shorter timeframe charts, generally one hour or below. Most people that they’re trading say, 15 minute charts, five minute charts or even one minute charts and it’s completely crazy. And it comes about from that, lack of understanding, that lack of mindset of, of well, the people think that they have to trade more to make more money. And it’s just is not true. All you’re going to do is completely put yourself off trading, tie yourself out emotionally, physically, and you’re just going to end up paying lots of money to your broker because you’re paying lots of entry fees to take trades. You’ll end up doing silly things like revenge trading and, you know, scaling up stupid position lot sizes, etc. and, and just making complete silly mistakes and losses. Mistakes that most traders make during the journey. The good thing is, though, is that we’ve all been there, we’ve all done it. We’ve all made those mistakes. And I’ve been trading for over 20 years, and I can tell you I’ve made every mistake there is out there. The good thing is the solution is fairly straightforward. And it’s generally to get on to the longer timeframe charts. And I would say that something like generally a 4 hour chart or higher, the daily charts, if you’ve been following me for any length of time, have always been my preferred timeframe chart, because it means you just need to look once a day. It doesn’t matter where you live in the world, you can look at your charts. One today. Very easy to do. It still gives you plenty of trading opportunities. You know, the downside with, say, like the weekly charts or the monthly charts, although they can be very, very good, is that, you know, you only potentially might have an opportunity to trade, say, once a week, obviously once a month. And sometimes there may be nothing on those timeframe charts. And so it becomes a long and wait in between trades. The perfect chart to trade. To me, the daily timeframe just offers the perfect mix of everything. It means I can look through so many different charts. I can be very specific. If they say as an example, strength in the British pound, I can then go through and find the best set ups, that are buying the pound against maybe some of the weaker currencies. And, you know, you can look through the charts once a day and make those very, you know, refined, trading opportunities sort of out there you’