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Similar experience. Indeed stress is a very important factor after a number of
years. Winning long term absolutely requires some trading methodology that
allows to live stress free in my opinion. For my part, I solved the pb by
consistently trading small size which means I never get attached to the profits
(which are small) or frozen by the the losses (which are tiny). However after a
big number of trades (there are zillions of opportunities every day in the
various world markets), it can really add up.
adding Gwenn
crazy12331 e reply wrote:
> Brian:
>
> After trading the s&p full time for 3+ years, taking the Trade Tutor course,
> Ed Mooore and some others, I am now trading stocks on a larger time frame.
> It occurs to me that the risk/reward for stocks is much greater than for day
> trading futures (I never attempted to position trade futures). My trading
> experierience in futures was a great place to learn, but I have found that
> using my same techniques, I can take a smaller risk, that stocks tend to
> trend more than day trading futures, and that I can hold a stock for a
> longer period of time, thereby deriving a much larger profit than I could
> with futures, and that the stress levle is significnatly less, which after 3
> years, does become a factor. I am sure others will disagree, but I would
> apprecaiate anyone else's thoughts and experiences.
>
> Dave
>
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