How To Trade Your Plan & Recognize When It Needs To Change

The main difference between a good trader and a bad one is their ability to execute their trading plan & adapt to changes in the environment.
On this week’s Ninja Trader Charting Edge, we touch on the E-mini S&P 500 and whether I think it’s bullish, bearish, or looking like we’re going to consolidate.
Following through with your plan, can’t emphasize this enough. I’ll show how I followed my plan on Ethereum, also when & why I decided to change my execution of that plan.
Then we’ll go over a tweet and today’s leading topic with an example from the S&P 500 chart. After, I’ll show something I don’t talk a lot about. When to re-enter a trade and what I look for to make that decision, also how our main topic applies to that.
To finish off, I’ll share my final thoughts with you guys with a popular tweet between the community, how you need to approach trading with a positive energy.
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