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First trade was successful, faded to ATM target. Should have stopped there. Instead went on roller coaster, having to scramble to finish in the green. Did learn some lessons though.
Entered trades well. Get cold feet and exit too early. Neither indies nor support/resistance lines, nor Fibs say get out. I just get a feeling. Oh, and nervousness.
First trade disaster. MACDBBLines said short but was at major Fib for pivot. Must follow rules. Must follow rules. On top of that I set a big stop to give room...and got stopped out! Took two good trades after that to get into green.
2.2 in 17 minutes. I'm afraid that's "my kinda' tradin'. I'd rather hang out with the knowledgeable and lively group in the chatbox , but eyestrain is an issue.
Should have stopped there. Instead went on roller coaster, having to scramble to finish in the green. 
Did learn some lessons though. 
Must follow rules. Must follow rules. On top of that I set a big stop to give room...and got stopped out! 
Took two good trades after that to get into green. 
I've heard it said trade management is more important than trade entry. I'm starting to be a believer. 
, but eyestrain is an issue.