Price Action Trader in the soul (without indicator), I must admit that this book has taught me many things. Even if the author likes the RSI whose use he makes could open your chakras, it is the least technical part that attracted me, especially the parallel he makes between the approach of trading and Art of War by Sun Tzu. This chapter should avoid some ruins to its readers. Personally, and as a complement to that Chapter, I will insist on one point: a trader needs to set a performance goal, not an earnings target. Because the result does not depend on him. This is the market that gives opportunities. Set a target of 5 trades per day or 2,000 euros per week is nonsense. If the market does not give you the opportunities for your approach, you will be frustrated and will risk overtrading (with the financial consequences that we know). The only thing you can control is your performance levels. And if the performance is there, the result will follow.
