Started trading 8 years ago. I definitely want people who are losing to watch this②
3. A single trade won’t change your life, but one rampage can ruin it.
Increase the lot size. Abandon the rationale. Postpone stop-loss. Try to recover losses.
In that one moment, the funds and the mindset you built up can collapse all at once.In particular, money gained from a rampage is erased by another rampage.
4. Trading is ultimately a dialogue with yourself.
People tend to think they’ve suffered a huge loss in the market, but in reality, what often leads to bankruptcy is “yourself.”
- Greed (I can take more)
- Fear (I don’t want to cut losses)
- Rushing (I don’t want to be left behind)
- Environment (sleep deprivation, social media, work stress)
This “noise within oneself” destroys the rules and reduces your funds.
Therefore, what makes a trader proficient is not talent, but someone who can act consistently even when emotions are stirred.
“Don’t expect yourself” = trust the system rather than your current self for the day.
The people who can do this are the most stable.
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