It's interesting to look at the statistics of your trading at the end of the month. You can learn a lot from it - beginner or seasoned trader. I taught Kiki to do her stats and track things like average win to average loss ratio (average win divided by average loss), percentage of trades that are profitable and things like that. She uses it to track her progress. I use it to track my progress. We also use the numbers to decide when to increase our size.
One of the features of range bars is (as I have said before), you know your risk per trade instantly if you use a number of bars as your stop loss. Having consistent risk per trade is as important for me as looking at the average win and actual average loss.
Over an average month of, say, 21 trading days, I find that I get 2 or 3 days of below average profits, 1 or 2 extremely profitable days and the rest fall into an average profit range.
Watching these sort of statistics is important to ensure you are keeping your discipline. If your number profile changes significantly, better or worse, you need to look and find out why.
Today's trading day was a quiet-ish day for us.
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