The people who can't win should decide on 〇〇 before adding more rules
When you go through a period where you can’t win in FX, many people think, “We need to add more rules.” They look here. They check that there. They make the conditions more detailed. They think that will reduce losses.
However, in reality, the opposite can happen. The more rules you add, the more things you have to look at, the more judgments you have to make, and the more hesitation you experience. As a result, you may actually become more prone to breakdowns.
Therefore, for people who can’t win, the first thing to do is not to think about “what to add.” Rather,decide what not to dois more important.
People who haven’t decided what not to do tend to become like this.
- Touching the charts every time you move a little
- Watching the chart during times you normally don’t need to
- An increase in entries outside the rules
- Trying to make up losses after a loss and breaking down
- Ultimately moving more on emotion than on method
When you’re in this state, the reason you can’t win becomes less about the weakness of your method and more aboutdoing things you shouldn’t doIt may be that what’s increasing your losses is not “insufficient knowledge” but “excessive actions.”
For example, decide on a fixed viewing time. Decide on a time not to trade. Decide on entry conditions that you won’t meet. If you get uncertain, decide not to act. Simply reducing the moments you touch the charts from the start will make trading much more stable.
People tend to think that to win you have to be able to do anything. But in reality,those who can cut out things they don’t need to do are less prone to collapse.
What beginners should decide first is not to increase the rules.
It’s what not to do.
For me personally, that was the most important realization. Rather than trying to increase winning opportunities, it is more realistic to shape things so you don’t do unnecessary things. It is more practical to have a system in place that you don’t touch, rather than adding difficult things.
Especially for beginners or people who trade FX as a side job, trying to do everything becomes harder. With limited time and energy, you can’t keep looking at different things and making various judgments. Therefore, it is more suitable to clearly define “what not to do” and proceed in a simple way.
The shortcut to reducing losses is not to increase what you can do.
It is to reduce what you don’t need to do.
If you’re feeling constrained right now because you’re adding more rules, it might be best to pause once. What you truly need may not be more detailed conditions, but a form that allows you to avoid unnecessary actions.
If you’re currently trying to find reasons you’re not winning, first review what to stop doing rather than what to add. What you need isa rule-based method that is organized to include not even doing things that create confusion.
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