Don’t do this again… 😢😢
When I started day trading, I traded all day, every day.
It makes sense, right? More trades = more opportunities to profit.
This method was actually costing me money.
The real change came when I changed my perspective on how much I should be trading.
Instead of chasing the market, I learned to let the market come to me.
You don’t need a lot of trades. Just 2-3 trades a week is more than enough.
It’s about quality, not quantity.
Wait for the price to reach your pre-determined levels – these are the moments when the market presents real opportunities.
Many traders fall into the trap of forcing trades between these key levels. Why?
Because they don’t realize how much time they’re spending on trading activity, not because the market is signaling a clear opportunity. It’s a subtle but crucial difference.
Trading isn’t about being active all the time. It’s about being patient, and strategic.
So next time, before you jump into a trade, ask yourself: “Am I trading from a key level, or am I just feeding my trading addiction?”
Your wallet will thank you later.
Less can really be more in trading.
