One of the Most Common Mistakes in Trading: Failing to Learn from Past Trades
Whether you're trading futures or investing in spot markets, one critical habit separates successful traders from the rest: continuous self-review and learning.
For example, if you held a coin for three years and ended up with little to no profit, that’s not just unfortunate — it’s an opportunity to analyze what went wrong. Did you miss a chance to take profits? Did you hold through market signals that suggested it was time to exit? These are questions your trading journal should help you answer.
Similarly, whether you opened a futures position on tokens like $WIF or even speculative plays like $FARTCOIN, the outcome — win or loss — should always lead to one thing: analysis.
👉 Ask yourself:
What did I do right on trades that delivered 200–300%+ ROI?
What patterns or setups were present?
Can I identify similar opportunities in other assets like $PEPE or $DOGE?
📚 Ongoing study is essential.
Trading is not just about entries and exits — it’s about pattern recognition, risk management, and most importantly, learning from your decisions.
Your trades are your best teacher — make time to study them.
