Tips and techniques should be part of your daily review but knowledge and concentration should be part of you. Fear of entry should not be one of your problems, unfortunately there is no easy or comfortable way to overcome this obstacle, one must simply decide to take the next move on a given signal. You should have been prepared for that because here is where your training, knowledge and experience plays a big roll. I assume you have chosen few stocks to watch, you have done your home work, now is time to be aggressive, bold and courageous, entry must be quick and with confidence or the opportunity will be missed, entry must be accurate or you will not have the results you expected.
If you are a beginner day trader, be sure to manage the risk on each transaction, have ready a back up strategy, this one is as important as the main one, since it will protect your investment in case of a wrong decision by controlling the down fall of your stock. If you have developed a plan, do not hesitate to use it, do not run away from it. Each time you make a trade your chances are fifty fifty you are going to be right, so if you are wrong take a small loss and protect the rest of your capital.
My nick name is Jafrin, and I am a retired former technology troubleshooter that obtained an MBA at the end of my career to show that I can do it. Recently I started learning about investing, specifically day trading. Today I consider myself an amateur day trader, but have aspirations to be much more. I have read many publications including books from popular professional traders to web blogs from big dreamers.
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