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The reason textbooks do not work was behind the market structure

Many traders believe “correct stop-loss” and “textbook rules.” Even though they should be following them, for some reason funds are being shaved away little by little. In this article, we will unravel the sense of unease that has been dismissed as effort, talent, or mental issues, from the perspective of market structure. “Why does an action that should be correct end up being disadvantageous?” The answer was hidden in the “premises” outside the chart.

“If there is only one standard to protect, the whole will not collapse.”

If you change the standard for each scene,

trades become a different thing each time.

Today I’ll cut early.

Today I’ll hold a little longer.

That difference creates volatility.

Defense should standardize on one rule.

Two counter-trends ending below close.

No matter the market, that’s all there is.

Because the standard is the same,

the results accumulate.

If you fix the way you defend,

the overall trading won’t fall apart.

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