"The market stole from me!". Please... the market doesn't know who you are and doesn't care about your life.
Entering a trade to "recover what was taken from you" is like believing your ex will come back to you because you wrote a drunk will at 3am.
In trading, as in life, the one who begs loses.
If you enter for revenge, you are already losing, because your boss is not the chart, it's your ego.
When you trade out of vengeance, you stop being a trader and become a casino gambler.
You look for an entry where there is none, just to fill the gap left by the previous loss.
But the reality is that the market smells your desperation from miles away. Those on the other side, with coffee in hand and a cool mind, appreciate your "donation".
Do you know what a pro does when the market slaps him? Nothing. He closes the laptop, drinks a glass of water, and forgets about the screen.
The market will still be there tomorrow, but your capital won't be if you get creative in the middle of a nervous breakdown.
Little by little without making our lives miserable, because money is made with patience, not with anger.
How to know if you're in "toxic" mode?
If after a loss you feel your heart racing faster than normal, you want to increase leverage to "break even" quickly and you're looking for scapegoats (the exchange, the news, luck), just let go of the mouse and walk away. You're one click away from burning your account out of pure whim.
Trading is a business of probabilities, not a personal war. If the market won a battle against you, retreat, study the play, and come back when you're cool. Those who stay fighting the wave end up drowning; those who surf it arrive at the shore with pockets full.
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