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Biggest trading mistakes Over-reliance on software. Failing to cut losses. Overexposure. Overdiversifying a portfolio. Not understanding leverage. Not using an appropriate risk-reward ratio. Overconfidence after a profit. Letting emotions impair decision making.
Here's a list of such common mistakes that you can avoid. Lack of a Plan. The most important thing before commencing trading is to have a proper trading plan. Less Research. Trading with emotions. Keeping all eggs in one basket. Not placing stop losses. High leverage. Blindly following the crowd.
The Commitment of Traders (COT) reports provide a breakdown of each Tuesday's open interest, based on the Futures-Only reports, for markets in which 20 or more traders hold positions equal to or above the reporting levels established by the CFTC. Commitment of Traders (COT) charts are updated each Friday at 3pm CT.
A major advantage of the COT report is that it provides us with historical extreme position levels. These extreme position levels, whether long or short, can be significant for traders as they may represent a turning point.
Using the COT index. Start by looking at how that market has reacted each time the index line reached 100% and also 0%. Remember COT data is not an 'indicator' and an index reaching 100 or 0% does not represent a buying or selling signal.
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