Building a Trading Strategy: Entry, Exit or Money Management?

Zak Mir, an experienced technical analyst speaks about trading timeframes and money management

What are the market conditions that you consider ideal, and which ones are the most challenging, for the performance of your strategy?
When developing a trading strategy, do you give a higher priority to building entry signals, exit signals or money management rules?
Do you favor any particular timeframe in your strategies? What is your average trade duration and trading frequency?
What should an inexperienced trader watch when choosing a time frame?

In terms of day to day strategy, it shouldn't really make a difference unless the market is very volatile. If you've got your methodology correct and you're trading with stop losses you shouldn't really be bothered.

[colinmoore]

Zak Mir is just the best for me. I hear what I've experienced myself and identify instantly, and I feel that I'm getting from him what it would take me a lot longer to find out for myself, with the consequent losses - of time as well as money. Thank you Zak so much, and thanks to whoever chose to put this video here.

[vusitsepo]

This man just literally changed my trading system.

[MsDeathGuy]

I trade like your father, never trailed a SP so far.I get the feeling I'm getting stopped early

[herewatch]

maybe b/c I'm still under the PDT rule and not trading forex, I won't move my stop immediately to break-even. Especially if the stock im trading moves a lot. I'd just keep getting stopped out. I either will win or lose most times. I try to keep my stop where it is and see where it goes. If i move it up, it's usually under the ATR of whatever timeframe i'm trading.

[sparcxchannel]

its fucking hard to believe
but this is all true