💥Trade Discipline: How Much Profit Is Enough to Exit a Trade❓

Everyone shares signals. Everyone shares motivational quotes.

But very few talk about discipline—and that’s the real key to consistent trading success.

Let’s get real for a moment:

What does “enough” profit mean to you in a trade?

You've probably heard me say this before—before you enter any trade, you must be clear on three things:

1. What’s my entry point?

2. What’s my DCA (Dollar Cost Average) strategy?

3. What’s my profit target?

The third point—your profit target—is where most traders lose their edge.

Here’s a familiar story:

You enter a trade → it turns green → you don’t book profits → it goes even greener → you still hold (dreaming of a 10x 🚀) → and then… it turns red. Now you’re just praying to break even. 😅

Tell me in the comments if I’m wrong!

Why does this happen? Simple: You didn’t plan your exit.

You’ve seen me post screenshots saying things like, “Booked now. Let it go wherever it wants.”

That’s my discipline. That’s what “enough” looks like to me.

Let me help you build a simple, effective system:

If your first entry goes green by 9–10%—book profits. No overthinking. Done.

If it goes red—great! DCA around 15–20% lower (as planned). Once the average is set, sell your DCA portion at your average cost to free up capital and lower your overall risk.

What’s the result?

Your average entry improves, your profit potential increases, and you now have capital ready if the market dips again. Your TP (take profit) remains the same—but your gains get a boost.

10% is more than enough.

And if your portfolio is over $3,000—even 5% on an initial entry is solid.

One trade hits your TP? You exit. Period.

If you consistently secure 10% on each trade, you can double your capital in 10 successful trades. Yes—double it.

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