As suggested to me, I'm going to forget about targets. I'm looking forward to being "in the zone" for tonight's racing, and taking my reds like a man (not that I'll have any!) :)

I began trading in July 2009, and was making fairly good profits surprisingly quickly. I've created this blog to hopefully help improve my trading. It's now August 2012, and I'm back. I'm semi trading - semi gambling, but hopefully profitably. Nothing much has changed. I still have no discipline, but I'm hoping to be trading in a manner that leaves me less at risk of massive losses. We'll see! So far it's going well.
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I think targets are fine mate, but i think it depends on the person and their situation. For you i reccomended u dont put targets on yourself due to you having a few in-running losses creep in. The last thing you want to do is chase those i-r losses by trying to reach your target for that chosen day for example. All that will do is slow down the learning curve of overcoming the i-r losses your having. Having a day-off 2day and tuning into that Betfair Q&A later on
hello
would you like to exchange links?
trader1
http://preracetrader1.blogspot.com
Jack
Any idea where I can see the forum discussion. I'm banned from the forum.
trader1
I've linked to your blog. Is that what you meant?
Allan
I could copy/paste the whole Q&A section if u like Allan. Could send them to your email? let me know
Could you paste it here, Jack? Thanks.
yes
thanks mate
i added yours also
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