Swmzlt le 26.12.00

Un bout d'article que j'ai trouvé dans "Technical Analysis of S&C - December 2000"

Record every trade you make in detail.
Print out the charts.
Record what your indicators were saying.
Record your emotional and physical state.
Record the trades you don't take and why.
Record everything you can think of.
This way, you can separate reality from fantasy; you can see what actually happened.
If you record everything, then your memory can't play tricks on you.
If your system needs tweaking, the best way to find out what you need to do will be in those records.
If your system works but you have been sabotaging it, the best way to find out will be in those records.
It is also the best way for you to gain confidence in your system to help you stop sabotaging it.
Finally, if you find yourself confused, get out of the market and stay out for the rest of the day.
This is the time to take out those records you have been keeping and study them.
Break down the details and find out what you have been doing right and what you have been doing wrong and then adjust accordingly before you begin trading again.

by Hal Masover