Many novice investors ask themselves this question - why doesn't the strategy work? Many newcomers are looking for strategies to increase their effectiveness. What people don't know is that strategy has little to do with effectiveness.

The truth is that almost any strategy is effective, but only when the market conditions are right. The greatest art is the ability to adapt the strategy to the current market situation. It is not easy because you have to pay attention to many details. I think this skill comes over time. You may even find that it takes many months or years to master this skill.

Each strategy is based on calculations that generate buy and sell signals. You have to remember that these are only calculations and they have nothing to do with what investors on the stock exchange feel at the moment. You need to be able to anticipate the emotions of other players to be able to forecast the future price movement in the stock market. For example, you see that the price is approaching the support line and at the same time you get a sell signal - playing such an option is very risky because you can see that the price has a good chance of rebounding from the support level.

This does not mean that strategies are nonsensical - they are very important because they generate signals. You have to learn how to tell when a signal can be false and when is true. Playing for every possible signal in unfavorable conditions on the stock exchange may end up with a very low effectiveness. If you have a question for me, write to Facebook or Twitter : )