If you are trading a stock which has way above avg volume it means that lots of other people are also watching these exact same points using technical analysis therefore it is not always easy therefore the more you get use to the patterns the better you will be able to trade them look for the best opportunities

Th key is preparation and having the right entry points and history in mind and being able to switch back and forth easily while knowing what is what so that you can enter and exit asap and waste less time. Hope that helps.

Im having the same problem..

i like that because i have the same problem. this is my first winter trading with my real money. i have studied the market for about 6 months on the sideline and not am trading. real money makes me ten times more emotional and i also have seem many of my settups go as planned. then when i make a trade i get so freaked out when im in it and dont focus on my plan. then when i have lost a few i have a fear of getting back into a trade because of the losses i have had. its tough. then ill see

@stolson22 Yeah I think the key is just focusing on the right setups then trading small. Then when you have a few small green trades it builds your confidence. For me the main thing is not to fomo trade then lose and as soon as I see a good setup don't hesitate.

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I'm new to trading and I've only been studying for for a couple of months. I have small account and I've made 4 trades, which were all small losses.I also purchased HTMM and watch all of Tim's 4k plus videos. I feel my knowledge is greatly improving and I know exactly what i did wrong on each trade. Keep it up, stay piositve, keep studying and remember one day it's going to click for both of us. If you haven't seen Tim's 15m video from Tokyo watch it, it will help put things into perspective fo

Cut mine off, I was going to say I am also in the red, more than you, but my winning % is going up every month, so that's all I'm concerned with

for traders with small accounts.