TraderH
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TraderH Dec 03, 15 3:28 PM

Computer Vision Syndrome or Digital Eye Strain. Read more about it on Google. I've been using the Gunnar computer glasses with yellow lenses. They help tremendously especially if you get migraines. They basically filter out the bright white light or glare. Make sure the glasses cover your eyes well. Avoid the skinny fashionable ones. Reduce the contrast and brightness on your monitors. Improve your posture and fix the lighting in your room. Some heavy tech users now stand rather than si

TraderH
TraderH Dec 03, 15 3:32 PM

Some heavy tech users now stand rather than sit to improve health. (i.e. - Nate from Investors Underground). Use lubricating or artificial tear drops as needed. When resting, use the 20 20 20 rule to re-adjust your eyes or rest your eyes closed every 30 min. If things worsen see an eye doctor.

Zenyatta
Zenyatta Dec 06, 15 2:04 PM

TraderH is on the money. I also use computer glasses. I think even cheapo shooting glasses work to block out blue lightwaves. I also stand while trading. I picked this up from Jesse Livermore's books on trading...

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[TimAlerts] Anyone else thinking of holding HEAR long overnight if it closes strong? pm me your thoughts

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MiddleTrader Jul 03, 15 2:17 PM

Identifying the issues is the key to success. Good luck in your trades

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Jspringerdba Jul 04, 15 10:31 AM

Wow, we're paddling in the same boat! For what it's worth, a few things that is helping me navigate better: plan your entry/exit before the trade, hide your profit/loss columns, practice trading super high volume stocks to practice discipline and getting use to reading support/resistance. I'm practicing using Forex because of the enormous volume. (The caveat here is the lack of volume indicators and level 2, but still allows practice). Good luck! You're not the only one taking the punches!!

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