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Trading in My PJs: How Comfort Turned My Trading Around I used to think you had to look the part to be a serious trader - suit up, stare at screens in some office-like setting, and wear that intense Wall Street frown. But one chilly morning, I decided to ditch the suit for my pajamas, and guess what? It was one of the best moves for my trading career. The Day Comfort Clicked Waking up to the cold, I chose to trade from my cozy bed, PJ's on, with a warm cup of tea instead of my usual coffee. Something amazing happened right then. I felt so relaxed, the stress of trading just melted away, and suddenly, my decisions were clearer. I started catching trends I would've missed in my buttoned-up days, and my performance? It just took off. How Comfort Changed My Trading Trading from the comfort of my own bed or a comfy chair did more than just feel good: -Stress Vanished: Being in a chill environment made me less worried about market swings, leading to more thoughtful calls. -Sharper Focus: Without the itch of a stiff shirt or the squeeze of a tie, I could zone in on those charts for hours, picking up on patterns I'd usually miss. -Smarter Risk Management: Feeling at ease meant I stuck to my trading plan better, dodging those impulsive trades that often left me in the red. Making Comfort Work for Me It wasn't just about chilling out all day. Here's how I mixed comfort with keeping my game tight: -My Trading Nook: I made a little corner in my room my trading spot, with all my gear handy, but with that homey, warm feel. -Sticking to a Schedule: Even in my pajamas, I kept things structured, starting with a quick workout to get my brain going, then trading with the same focus as if I were at work. -Mindset Shift: I treated my comfy setup like a professional space, ensuring I was not just trading but also learning and growing. What I Took Away The big lesson? Your surroundings play a huge role in your trading psychology. A bit of comfort can lead to a calmer, smarter approach to the markets. It's not about slacking; it's about setting up the perfect mental space for making wise choices. Are You Trading Uncomfortably? If you're still in an uncomfortable setup, thinking formality equals seriousness, maybe it's time to reconsider. Comfort could be your trading edge. Finding That Balance Of course, there's a balance to strike. While trading in PJs can be a game-changer, you still need discipline, to stay informed, and dive into market news. If you're curious about blending comfort with trading discipline or if your setup's not cutting it, shoot me a DM. I've walked this path, and I'm here to help you find what clicks for you too! Kris/Mindbloome Exchange

Deciding Lot Sizes (My Method)A crucial decsion traders must make on each and every trade they take is lot sizes. What's the ideal lot size to take? What's the metric in which a trader uses to solve this ordeal? Here's my method: 1.) Start off with a high lot size. Say....7 normal lots. 2.) At this point, when imagining trading with this lot size you should feel a sense of anxiety, nervousness or even excitement. 3.) Bring down the lot size by 1. 4.) At 6 lots ask yourself, "Do I still feel any sense of anxiety, nervousness or excitement? If you do, bring down the lot size by 1. 5.) Repeat this process until you don't feel any "slight" sense of anxiety, nervousness or excitement. 6.) Using the above mentioned process, if you reached 3 lots, further bring down the lot size by 1. 7.) The outcome is 2 normal lot sizes. - Using this process to find the ideal lot size eliminates a host of unwanted phycological issues that can deter how you : analyze price, decide targets/stop loss, and how you manage an open trade. - I've read and heard various methods over the years, but after close to 20 years of trading, this is the method I currently use. That's it! I hope it helps! Ken

Simple Technical Analysis for Beginners Identifying the Support (lowest price), Resistance (highest price), and Key Levels (areas price gravitates to between Support and Resistance) one two or more timeframes. Today, I have them marked on the 4H and 1H Timeframes. Identifying Support Support is the lowest level a price will go before reversing. A support is created in two ways. The first way is when Sellers in the market close their existing positions and take their profit. The second way is when new Buyers enter the market by opening new positions. Identify all historical Lows in a chart. Circle these zones. Connect as many as possible using straight horizontal lines. These are known as areas of Support. Identifying Resistance Resistance is the highest level a price will go before reversing. A Resistance is created in two ways. The first way is when Buyers in the market close their existing positions and take their profit. The second way is when new Sellers are entering the market by opening new positions. Identify all historical Highs in a chart. Circle these zones. Connect as many as possible using straight horizontal lines. These are known as areas of Resistance. Chart Made Using AlphaMind AM All-In-One Indicator

Trade 2 : EURUSD Timeframes : Daily, 4H, 1H No Indicators only Price Action. Daily TF for Trend 4H for Trend Confirmation for Entries 1H for Entries 1H - Used this Entry with Price Action Confirmation: 1) Bullish Engulfing 2) 3 Bullish Candles, Higher Candle Open was Previous Candle close.(candle2 Open > candle1 close) 3) Entry after candle3 close 4) Stop Loss(SL): Previous Swing Low/Recent Lower Low 5) Target Profit(TP) was previous Swing High with RR 1:1.6 and 0.25% Risk

Simple Buying Zone Chart (Bitcoin)Here is a simple chart HODL/Longterm traders can use to find the best buying zones. Hopefully you can use this to help you find the best buying opportunities possible.

$ORN: Bullish fundamentals and a look at current price action Orion protocol's calculator announcement and subsequent pump has resulted in us hitting some expected consolidation and what looks like a pretty clear rising wedge formation. In such a bullish market? This pattern could break upwards, but I'd bet that it's going to test the previous top of the pump wick at exactly $13.00 If I wasn't just accumulating and holding this? I'd put some low leverage longs to maybe catch that dip? Or if you're trying to be conservative. Buy the breakout above the top of the rising wedge trend line. Either way. If the staking rewards are even a quarter as profitable as they claim? This project will skyrocket in value. I'd guess upwards of $40 in the next few months if not sooner. Free money is very very attractive to the new money flowing into crypto. And for seasoned traders, this price action supported by the fundamentals is a no brainer. PS: The Orion gateway exchange is the #1 thing that I wish existed right now in crypto. One of the biggest barriers to entry is the silo effect of different exchanges and the different coins they offer. Having to switch between exchanges and constantly move money around is an annoying reality that most of us just deal with, but to a new person in the space, that is a daunting task. Thinking about not only the liquidity and cost savings that the Orion Protocol will provide but the ease of use and the layman adoption of being able to swap any token for anything is so massive. This thing has the potential to really really go.