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🧱 Episode Six: Holding on to the Illusion – Why Don't You Close the Losing Trade?
One of the hardest decisions for any trader: closing a losing trade. Not because the market hasn't given a signal, but because the psyche refuses to acknowledge the loss. This is where the problem begins: holding on to the illusion.
You're involved in a currency that is dropping day by day, but you convince yourself that it "will come back." You start justifying: "the project is strong," "the correction is normal," "I won't sell at a loss." These are not analyses... but psychological defense mechanisms to escape the pain.
The truth? Every minute you spend on a losing trade without a plan eats away at your focus, capital, and other opportunities. The main reason for this attachment is the ego: you don't want to admit you were wrong, so you wait for a miracle that never comes.
Worse still, some traders reinforce their losing position by buying more, just to feel they are still in control. This is where the risk turns into disaster.
🧯 The remedy?
Separate "market analysis" from "your inner desire."
Set a loss percentage that forces you to close, and stick to it.
Remember: acknowledging a loss is not failure, but intelligence and continuity.
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The market does not reward stubbornness. Holding on to the illusion does not make you strong; it makes you a delayed victim.
#اسرار_التداول #StrategyBTCPurchase $WCT
One of the hardest decisions for any trader: closing a losing trade. Not because the market hasn't given a signal, but because the psyche refuses to acknowledge the loss. This is where the problem begins: holding on to the illusion.
You're involved in a currency that is dropping day by day, but you convince yourself that it "will come back." You start justifying: "the project is strong," "the correction is normal," "I won't sell at a loss." These are not analyses... but psychological defense mechanisms to escape the pain.
The truth? Every minute you spend on a losing trade without a plan eats away at your focus, capital, and other opportunities. The main reason for this attachment is the ego: you don't want to admit you were wrong, so you wait for a miracle that never comes.
Worse still, some traders reinforce their losing position by buying more, just to feel they are still in control. This is where the risk turns into disaster.
🧯 The remedy?
Separate "market analysis" from "your inner desire."
Set a loss percentage that forces you to close, and stick to it.
Remember: acknowledging a loss is not failure, but intelligence and continuity.
---
The market does not reward stubbornness. Holding on to the illusion does not make you strong; it makes you a delayed victim.
#اسرار_التداول #StrategyBTCPurchase $WCT
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