#HablemosdeTrading : Days when the market “makes sense”… and days when everything looks blurry 📉📈
If you have been trading for a while, you have probably experienced this: there are days when you see clear structures, supply and demand zones are obvious and opportunities appear as if the market were talking to you. Everything flows. You feel like you have mastered the chart.
But then… another day comes and it feels like you’re looking at a language you don’t understand. You look at the charts and nothing makes sense. You don’t know if the market is trending or ranging, you can’t identify clear entries, and you feel like your strategy stopped working overnight.
Why does this happen? 🤔
1️⃣ The market is constantly changing
Price never moves in the same way. One day it can be highly directional and another day it can be completely erratic and aimless. If your strategy is based on clear structures and the market is consolidating, you will feel like you are not seeing anything clearly.
💡Solution: Accept that the market will not give you opportunities every day. Learn to identify when it is best NOT to trade.
2️⃣ Your mind is not always at its best
Trading is a mental and intellectual activity. Analyzing the market when you are well rested and with a clear mind is not the same as doing so after a tiring or worrying day.
There are days when your concentration is 100% and other days when your mind is scattered. If you are tired, stressed or distracted, your analyses will be less accurate.
💡Solution: If one day things don't seem clear, instead of forcing an entry, take a break. You don't have to trade every day.
3️⃣ Overanalysis = Paralysis
Sometimes the problem is not the market, but rather we are overanalyzing. We add too many indicators, look for too many confirmations and become filled with doubt.
The more we try to find a “perfect entry,” the more confused we become.
💡Solution: Go back to basics. Eliminate the unnecessary and trust your strategy.
4️⃣ Unrealistic expectations and cognitive bias
If you did an analysis one day and the market moved exactly as you expected, your brain will expect that to happen every time. And when things don't fit together, you get frustrated and doubt your strategy.
💡Solution: Don't fall in love with your analysis. Learn to adapt to the market instead of waiting for the market to adapt to you.
5️⃣ Visual fatigue and information overload
If you spend hours and hours looking at charts, your brain starts to lose the ability to see structures clearly. This is a real thing. Visual and mental fatigue affects your perception of price.
💡Solution: Rest your eyes, use fewer time frames, and set limits on the time you spend looking at graphs.
🔴 So what do I do when nothing makes sense?
📌 If the market is unclear, don't trade. Patience is a key skill in trading.
📌 If your mind is not focused, take a break and come back later.
📌 If you feel like you are overanalyzing, reduce the amount of information you use to trade.
📌 If you've been trading a lot over the past few days, you may just need a break.
Conclusion: Don't try to force clarity into a market that doesn't have it.
The market is always moving, but it is not always in optimal conditions for trading. And the same goes for our mind.
Sometimes everything is clear and precise. Other times, it doesn't make sense. That's normal. The important thing is to recognize it and know when it's time to operate and when it's better to wait.
🎯 Being a trader is also knowing when NOT to trade.
Thanks for reading, I hope you have a great day. Are you interested in learning more about trading, cryptocurrencies or finance? Contact me, I'd be happy to help you take your first steps or improve your knowledge. Let's grow your financial potential together!
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