When you rush to click Buy/Sell without carefully checking the setup, it's not the market forcing you – it's you pushing yourself into risk. Afraid of "missing the opportunity," thinking "it's fine, just go in!" – but afterwards, what's waiting for you is "getting burned." Then after "getting burned" you look back at the chart, only to see you missed 1-2 factors for entering the trade, or even that there are no factors that match the trading system / trading plan you initially set.
This is the psychological trap that the market sets. It stimulates greed, preys on fear, and forces you to act on emotions instead of reason. And trust me, market makers, bookmakers... they understand this psychology better than you understand yourself. That's how they make money / exploit – from the emotional mistakes of retail traders.
Trading is not an emotional game.
If you want to survive? Follow the rules.
Thoroughly check the setup, wait for the right signal, then enter the trade.
Not meeting the conditions? Stay out, preserve your capital.
Discipline is what helps you survive long-term in the market,
not a few impulsive FOMO moves.
