Brett Steenbarger described a very interesting trading process in his book Trading Psychology 2.0. I will share here a few pertinent excerpts:
"When I had the opportunity to watch Maxwell trade live, I realized how he was so consistent in his performance. He sat and sat and sat for good amounts of time, waiting for the market to set up."
"If buyers couldn't take out a prior high or sellers a previous low, he would quickly take the other side. To no small degree, his trading was predicated on figuring out when traders were wrong before they figured out."

"An important part of his edge was not trading when he perceived no advantage in the marketplace."

Now, the important part for you.

How do you relate to this trader's process?Do you have the patience to wait for your trading setups to emerge?Do you have the discipline to trade only your tested setups?Have you even backtested or live tested the setups you are trading?Do you have your own setups to trade? 
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