#TradingPsychology

Managing emotions in trading is an ongoing journey.

1. Stick to a Plan: I never enter a trade without a clear entry, exit, and stop-loss. This reduces impulsive decisions and emotional swings.

2. Journal Everything: I maintain a trading journal to track not just trades but also emotions I felt before, during, and after each trade. Over time, patterns become clear.

3. Embrace Volatility, Don’t Fear It: Instead of reacting to volatility, I prepare for it. I reduce position sizes in high-volatility environments to stay calm.

4. Fight FOMO with Logic: If I miss a move, I remind myself that the market is full of opportunities. Chasing price leads to losses more often than gains.

5. Cognitive Bias Awareness: I educate myself continuously on biases like confirmation bias or loss aversion, and I use checklists to stay objective.

6. Take Breaks: If I feel overwhelmed or start revenge trading, I step away.

Managing emotions in trading is an ongoing journey. Here’s what works for me:

1. Stick to a Plan: I never enter a trade without a clear entry, exit, and stop-loss. This reduces impulsive decisions and emotional swings.

2. Journal Everything: I maintain a trading journal to track not just trades but also emotions I felt before, during, and after each trade. Over time, patterns become clear.

3. Embrace Volatility, Don’t Fear It: Instead of reacting to volatility, I prepare for it. I reduce position sizes in high-volatility environments to stay calm.

4. Fight FOMO with Logic: If I miss a move, I remind myself that the market is full of opportunities. Chasing price leads to losses more often than gains.

5. Cognitive Bias Awareness: I educate myself continuously on biases like confirmation bias or loss aversion, and I use checklists to stay objective.

it's about consistency and self-awareness.

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