Episode 3 "An 'unfinished structure' collapses everything"

The moment a trade collapses is usually predictable.

It’s not the entry, nor the method.

▶When you couldn’t end it

Ideally, you should close as soon as there is profit.

But people can’t end there.

“It might go a little further.”
“It can still go, right?”
“Ending here would be a waste.”

That one moment of judgment ruins everything.

Before you know it, unrealized gains disappear,
and you end up with a loss.

And then you think again.

“Why didn’t I end it there…?”

But you know.

This isn’t a matter of willpower.

▶ Because it’s a structure where the end isn’t decided.

Most people know where to enter.

But the place to end remains vague.

- How far to push
- Where to take profit
- Where to give up

You enter the market without deciding these points.

That’s why judgments are required every time.

▶Judgment entering = wobble

And that wobble

▶erases profits
▶ increases losses

and repeats this many times.

“Even though I understand it, I can’t do it.”

That feeling comes from here.

▶ It’s not that you don’t understand.
▶It’s just that it isn’t decided.

I’ve been doing this for a long time too.

That’s why I realized in the middle.

▶“I have to decide how it ends first.”

Since then,

I started to think about
“how I end it”

It isn’t perfect.

But,

▶the number of times I repeat the same loss has definitely decreased

Trading is not about

thinking about a way to win.

▶ creating a shape that doesn’t break.

As long as you can’t end it, you won’t keep the win.

▶ I fix the end first, from the start