There is no perfect system in trading that only delivers profitable trades. Even the most refined strategy goes through drawdown periods. But it is at these moments that most traders make a fatal mistake — they abandon the current system and start looking for 'something better.'
Why is this dangerous:
📉 Resetting progress — each time you change strategies, you start learning from scratch.
⏳ Wasting time — constantly testing new approaches sets you back by months.
💸 Losing a deposit — attempts to adapt to a new method on a real account are costly.
❓ How to stick to one strategy:
1️⃣ Choose a system with clear logic — it should be transparent so you understand why you are entering and exiting.
2️⃣ Write down clear rules — your TVX, SL, TP, risk size, entry and exit conditions.
3️⃣ Trade on statistics — evaluate effectiveness not by 5–10 trades, but at least by 50–100.
4️⃣ Maintain discipline during drawdowns — temporary losses do not mean that the strategy is 'broken.'
5️⃣ Keep a trading journal — it will show real weaknesses, not illusions.
💡 A trader who changes strategies every week is like a runner who starts a marathon but turns back after a kilometer to try a different route. In the end, they will never reach the finish line.
Give a "👍" if you've also changed your strategy multiple times.
