Last month, I made a trade that I still think about — not because of the profit, but because of the process. I was tracking a coin known for its volatile moves. It was nearing a key resistance zone it had rejected three times before. This time, though, the fundamentals were better: a new product launch and growing community. I watched closely for signs of strength. When volume surged and the candle closed above resistance, I entered. The trade took three days to reach my target. I journaled every part of it. The reason this trade stands out is because I followed my system with zero emotion. I was prepared. And preparation removes fear. Trading is 90% waiting and 10% execution — and this trade proved it. I wasn’t surprised by the result because I’d done the homework. That’s how trading should feel.
