" SMALL TRADER BUT SERIOUS "
Q&A EDITION
Q-- Price is going up, but why am I still in a loss?
A-- Maybe you bought at the top. Just because price rises doesn’t mean all positions profit. If you FOMO’d into a green candle without checking key levels, you're probably stuck in a bad entry.
Q-- I'm afraid of missing out. Can I still enter if the price already flew?
A-- That itchy trigger finger is normal, but don't rush it. After every rally, there’s usually a pullback — that’s your moment. Jumping in now might mean you’re buying high... and selling low.
Q-- Why do you often say “don’t blindly trust signals”?
A-- Signals are just hints, not guarantees. What matters is market context. Signals can show up in the wrong zones. If you blindly follow them, you might just be walking into a trap.
Q-- Price aligns with my analysis, but I’m still scared to enter. Why?
A-- You probably don’t trust your system yet, or you’re carrying trauma from past losses. My tip: only enter if your setup is clear and you’re emotionally ready to lose that capital.
Q-- Why is the market so volatile today with such low volume?
A-- That’s a red flag. It means big players are silent while retail traders panic. The moves look strong but are fragile. Don’t chase, wait for a clean setup, like waiting for a proper sale.
Q-- I’m stuck in a bad trade. Should I cut loss or hold?
A-- Ask yourself: did you enter with a plan or emotions? If it was random, better to cut and learn. But if your setup is still valid and you’ve managed risk, holding is fine — as long as you own that risk.
Q-- Why don’t you use indicators?
A-- I prefer to read price structure and market behavior. Indicators are tools — not the main weapon. The market speaks through price, not lines on a chart.
Q-- I’ve studied so much, but I keep failing. What am I doing wrong?
A-- You might be over-learning and under-practicing. Or maybe you’re switching methods too often. The market rewards patience and consistency, not constant strategy shopping.
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