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A lot of beginner traders think once they have a system, they must follow it 100% no matter what. No deviation, no adjustment — just strict execution. But in reality, the market demands flexibility.
Being flexible doesn’t mean being reckless. It means understanding context. The market is dynamic, not static. Trends shift, setups sometimes fail, and your mindset isn’t always in top shape. Forcing trades just because “you have to” is a fast track to losses.
Example: let’s say you usually scalp BTCUSD during the London session. But today the market is flat, no volume, no setup. Forcing a trade in this condition is a mistake. A flexible trader would wait, observe, and adapt. Maybe a better setup will come in the New York session — or maybe not at all. And that’s okay.
In my experience, discipline is crucial, but being too rigid can break you. Flexibility is not weakness — it’s awareness. The market doesn’t care about your ego. The ones who survive are the ones who adapt.
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