Let’s be sure to keep a record

Most people who are losing in trading do not keep records of their trades.

In the past, someone on a member blog had been following my early-prediction scenario and said they had suffered 18 consecutive losses.

Even if you leave limit orders in the scenario section, 18 consecutive losses seem unlikely, so I asked to see their trading journal.

Then they said they weren’t keeping a trading journal, and in the latter part they were doing emotion-driven trades that ignored the scenario.

If you don’t keep records, you can’t reflect and learn from your mistakes, right?

To improve in trading, you must definitely review and analyze your trades.

Having a professional mindset is important.

Trading without keeping records—buying and selling, winning or losing on the spot—that’s just a game.

Doing it as a game is fine, but games cost money.

If you don’t want to spend money on playing, and you want money, you should earn income, so you can consider that work.

Take on the work mindset seriously and proceed.