#TradingMistakes101 Here are common trading mistakes that beginners and even experienced traders often make:

Lack of a Trading Plan

• Trading without a defined strategy leads to emotional decisions and inconsistent results.

Overtrading

• Making too many trades due to impatience or greed often results in losses and high fees.

Ignoring Risk Management

• Not setting stop-losses or investing more than you can afford can wipe out your capital.

Chasing the Market

• Entering trades too late, just because an asset is rising quickly, often leads to buying at the top.

Revenge Trading

• Trying to recover losses immediately by placing bigger trades leads to even worse losses.

Neglecting Technical or Fundamental Analysis

• Relying only on gut feeling or tips instead of analysis often results in poor decisions.

Ignoring Trading Psychology

• Fear, greed, and impatience affect decision-making more than most realize.

Failure to Review Past Trades

• Not analyzing mistakes or successes means no improvement over time.

Risking Too Much on One Trade

• Putting all funds into one asset increases exposure and risk.

Disregarding News and Events

• Not keeping up with financial news or economic events can result in surprise losses.

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