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📝The psychological trap in Trading!
This is the feeling that I am sure any trader experiences to some extent, there are mornings when I open the chart and just want to... close it.
Not because of losses, but because of the familiar tug-of-war feeling: "If I close, I’m afraid the price will continue to run, but if I don’t close, I’m afraid it will turn back and lose profits."
"Closing early feels regretful, holding too long feels scary."
And every time, whether winning or losing, I still always feel... wrong.
Have you ever felt that way?
A good trader is not someone who doesn’t make mistakes.
But someone who understands: the biggest mistake comes from the psychology of "regret" and "wanting to be absolutely right."
We do not lose because of the method.
We lose because we want the market to act according to our wishes.
Wanting to hold a position while being sure it won’t turn back.
Wanting to close a position while being certain that it’s the peak or the bottom.
But trading is not an art of guessing the peak.
📊Trading is the art of surviving through each imperfect decision.
When you step out of the mindset of "having to be right," you begin to trade like a professional.
You don’t need to catch the peak, nor do you need to buy the bottom.
You just need to go with the market for a while. Right structure, right process, right discipline.
And strangely enough... it’s when you stop wanting to be "right" that your account starts moving in the right direction.
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