#TradingStrategyMistakes Many people enter the market thinking it is the fastest path to wealth, but the first thing they fall into is that they work without a defined plan, and you find yourself buying and selling just because you heard a news or someone gave you advice. This alone is enough for you to end up with your account in a few months. Greed also defeats many people; you see that the operation made a little profit and think that maybe it will continue and you will get a larger figure. Suddenly, the market reverses and all the profit evaporates. Furthermore, there are people who wait for a 100% guaranteed signal before acting, and with excessive waiting, opportunities pass them by. The most dangerous thing is that after losing, you enter with a doubled size to quickly recover, and this usually ends up with your balance. Capital management is not a luxury; it is the only line of defense. If you do not determine a fixed risk percentage for each operation, you will see that your losses are greater than any profit. Another part of the mistake is that you try a new method every so often without committing to a plan and giving it enough opportunity to know whether it is effective or not. Constant reliance on others' recommendations turns you into a follower without vision or experience, and as soon as circumstances change, you will find yourself lost and not knowing what decision to make. If you plan to build a future in trading, you must have a written plan, a clear risk percentage, a constant approach, and personal analysis that evolves over time. Only then can you protect your money and trade with confidence.