Having trouble reading the curve lately, which is causing me to have diminished confidence in my trades once I'm in them. Second guessing myself and getting out or going to BE to soon.

A narrow day to be sure, opportunity missed and I'm stopped out for the day. Still below my DLL but still, I just don't have it today.

As a final point regarding the 90/10 rule, I encourage you to use this knowledge to fortify your patience. In my experience, the typical portfolio manager may go through weeks, if not months, of difficulties in the markets before he or she ultimately gets paid. In these intervals, your thoughts may lean toward the radical as you assume that the core fundamentals of your model have broken down and that drastic changes are needed. In fact, the 90/10 rule instructs us otherwise. It's useful, during these moments, to remember that even the best traders are subject to profitability concentration and, as such, often have extended periods of underperformance. As long as you are managing risk properly during these intervals, it is likely that what you are experiencing is not a fundamental, negative shift in your portfolio management prospects, but rather the ebb and flow of the marketplace, which, as a rule, does not award large profit opportunities to market participants on a routine, continuous basis.

Time is on your side here, provided that you can effectively control your exposures. Over the longer haul, the market is likely to offer you ample opportunities to fill that 10% bucket to the brim. By contrast, if you change your strategy every time you go through an extended dry spell, it's difficult to imagine how you will ever achieve the type of flow that is conducive to your best trading intervals.

Ken Grant - "Trading Risk"

I am going back on sim for the remainder of the week.