[Trading Journey] 🧠 You open the chart. You enter a trade. The price reverses. You’re in the red.
You tell yourself:
“It’ll come back. I was right to enter…”
You hold on. You buy more to lower your average cost.
You keep holding…
Your account dwindles, and your mind spirals into chaos.
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You’ve just learned your first lesson from Paul Tudor Jones:
“Never average down on losers. When you’re wrong, admit it and exit.”
Paul Tudor Jones— one of history’s greatest traders—once said:
“Trading isn’t a game of ego. It’s a test of discipline and survival.”
💡 You don’t need to overcomplicate things.
Just survive and protect your capital— the rest will follow.
🎯 Here are 7 life-saving principles from Paul Tudor Jones.
Read, memorize, and apply them. Every day.
✅ Save this if you’ve ever held a losing trade, been overconfident, or clung to a position out of regret.