My Journey in Trading Operations

When I first stepped into trading, I was driven by excitement and curiosity. At the start, I made impulsive decisions based on quick tips and market hype — and, of course, I learned the hard way that discipline matters more than luck. Over time, I built a method that works for me: I begin each day by scanning the markets, analyzing charts, and reading relevant news. I focus mainly on forex and stocks but occasionally trade commodities when I see strong setups. My golden rule? Never risk more than I can afford to lose — usually 1-2% per trade. I keep a handwritten trading journal, recording not just numbers but also my emotions during each trade. This habit has shown me how psychology influences decisions more than we realize. Now, trading is no longer a gamble to me — it’s a structured, learning-driven profession that rewards patience and discipline.