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		<title>Trading Shorter Time-Frames When You Shouldn&#8217;t</title>
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This is a trader question from the Fibonacci Trading Forum.
Bert says:
Trading smaller time-frames for a larger time-frame gives me the most difficulty. It sometimes works out for proper entry but real problem is I&#8217;ll keep watching the smaller TF and get lost in the squiggles of the market.

Neal responds:
Once you have your trade entry, and [...]]]></description>
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<blockquote><p>This is a trader question from the <a href="http://www.dailyforexcharts.com/subscribe.html">Fibonacci Trading Forum.</a></p>
<p>Bert says:<br />
Trading smaller time-frames for a larger time-frame gives me the most difficulty. It sometimes works out for proper entry but real problem is I&#8217;ll keep watching the smaller TF and get lost in the squiggles of the market.</p>
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<p>Neal responds:</p>
<p>Once you have your trade entry, and your stop-loss is in place do something else! Your success depends on executing your trading plan, not on entertaining yourself with the small market swings. </p>
<p>Your trading plan does not allow for fiddling with every twitch of the market.</p>
<p>Here are some suggestions..</p>
<p>Go for a walk, mow the lawn, ride your bike, do something productive, or look for another trade setup. The more trade setups you find, the more you can trade, so don&#8217;t get over-committed to just one position.. The more trades you have that conform to your trading plan, the better your result will be, the more you can profit.</p>
<p>-Neal (<a href="http://www.dailyforexcharts.com/" alt="FibMaster's Forex Fibonacci Trading" title="FibMaster's Forex Fibonacci Trading">FOREX Fibonacci Trading</a>)</p>
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