Aikido is a Japanese martial art that is based on the principles of non-violence and peaceful resolution of conflicts. This makes it an ideal choice for children, as it teaches them how to defend themselves while also promoting self-discipline, respect, and harmony. In this blog post, we will explore the benefits of Aikido training for children and provide information on how to get your child started in Aikido classes.
Continue reading “Aikido training for children and its benefits”What are the advantages and disadvantages of Aikido over other martial arts?
Pros | Cons |
Easy to learn | Hard to master |
Health benefits | Health risks |
Spiritual | Less effective |
Focus on self-defense | Less focus on striking and kicking |
No competition | Sparing |
Many dojos | Hard to find the right dojo |
Great people | Politics |
Should You Only Trade With The Trend as a Beginner
Should You Only Trade With The Trend as a Beginner |
When you start trading for the first time, it is very tempting to take every trade that comes your way. It is much better, however, when you are just learning how to trade to only ever trade with the trend. Continue reading “Should You Only Trade With The Trend as a Beginner”
Where to Place Your Take Profit
Where to Put Your Stop Loss
Where to put your stop loss |
So I talked about โWhat is R in Tradingโ and why it is so important to understand. I hope I made clear that R lets you focus on and manage Risks by always setting a stop-loss order to take you out of a position automatically if things turn against you. Now, after writing that I was thinking: Where would I place my stop loss? How do I do it? And can I explain how I usually place my stop-loss orders? Interested in knowing how I do it? I will give it a shot and do my best to explain it to you.
The most basic rule I use for placing a stop-loss order on my trades is this:
I want to be taken out of the trade automatically when the market shows me that my initial idea or reason for entering the trade, is no longer valid. Continue reading “Where to Put Your Stop Loss”