As you can see, this resulted in a nice +2.8R Profit (ignoring slippage and commission) at the first target. So was a good trade.
But, and this is where most amateur traders go wrong, they see the market rally later and then assume that they were wrong, because they had not anticipated that this would happen. BUT (and this is so important to understand), our job as a trader is just to make money and not be “right”. Amateurs confuse the two. This was a good example because the rally was not anticipated, BUT when you look at the day as a whole you come away with a nice profits, and that should be your sole aim, to make money and not be right....
Thanks, Steve