I learned something crucial about overtrading this week. After a good winning streak, I started forcing trades, trying to catch every move. Eventually, I ended up with a few losses that erased my gains. It was frustrating but enlightening. I took a step back, reviewed my journal, and saw a clear pattern: my best trades came when I was selective. I realized that quality always beats quantity. More trades don’t mean more profit — often, it means more stress. So, I made a rule to take only high-conviction trades backed by analysis and structure. The lesson was hard but valuable. Now I focus on discipline over action. The market always gives chances — you don’t have to catch them all. Wait for your setup, and let the trades come to you.
