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Emotional Trader
The term "Emotional Trader" is often used in the context of trading in financial markets, referring to a person who allows their emotions — such as fear, greed, anger, or hope — to influence their investment or trading decisions.
Characteristics of an Emotional Trader:
Quickly affected by market fluctuations:
When the price drops, they feel fear and sell quickly.
When the price rises, they feel greed and enter the market without planning.
Lacks a plan or strategy:
Relies on intuition or real-time news instead of technical or fundamental analysis.
Chases the market ("FOMO"):
Enters trades late out of fear of missing profits (Fear Of Missing Out).
Experiences regret after making a decision:
Whether they win or lose, they always feel they made the wrong decision.
Struggles to adhere to risk management:
May risk a large portion of their capital at once without using stop-loss orders.
How does the emotional trader avoid their mistakes?
Develop a clear trading plan and stick to it.
Manage capital and risks precisely.
Practice psychological discipline and self-monitoring.
Use automated trading or entry and exit alerts.
Review past trades to learn from mistakes and emotions.