The result is: “The more you reduce judgments, the higher the accuracy.”
Many losses are not due to bad judgment.
They arise from “too many judgments.”
Worry about entering,
worry about holding,
worry about cutting.
Emotions mix in each time.
Protect reinforces a single decision for exits.
If the closing price breaks two consecutive downward candles, it ends.
Otherwise, do nothing.
By not increasing the number of options,
the accuracy stabilizes naturally.
Don’t try to do it perfectly.
Do only the same thing.
The more decisions you remove,
the less your trades wobble.
So, first, protect with structure.
Decide exits before your emotions.
With that alone,
trading becomes a different thing.
This is――
“The decision-structure to avoid hesitation in judgment.”
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