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Every consistently successful trader has an unfair advantage in the market. One of this is the ability to be patient and wait for their setups even if it's going to take months for such to come by

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@samuraipips358 Thanks for this, I'm trying a lot not to feel emotional while trading

【The Psychological State While Waiting That Separates Great Traders From Everyone Else】 I get a question all the time. “What do you do while you’re waiting?” “Don’t you get nervous?” It’s the kind of question that assumes trading is always at the center of your life. But for me, trading is something that’s largely finished at the preparation stage. Once I’ve set my alerts, the time I spend waiting to click is time when trading has already disappeared from my mind. “What do you do between brushing your teeth and the next time you brush your teeth?” You probably aren’t thinking about your next brushing at all—you’re just living your normal day. That’s what trading is like for me now. Pressing the button isn’t fun, it isn’t sad, it isn’t even boring. It’s simply a task. But it wasn’t always like this. There was a time when I rode every single tick—getting elated, getting deflated, and rushing because I wanted results. Today, I want to talk about what it actually feels like when I’m trading. ■People Who Can’t Wait Most of a trader’s job is waiting. Waiting for opportunities. Waiting for profits to expand. All we can do is wait for the moment to click. But the psychological state during that waiting period is the decisive difference between great traders and everyone else. For many people, the fixation on outcomes makes their mind unstable while they wait. They panic at the thought that “if I’m not doing something, I’m not earning,” and they force trades by hunting for setups. Or they fear giving back open profit and exit early—before their rules say to—just to lock something in. That unstable mental state makes it impossible to follow rules consistently, and as a result they fail to extract the system’s edge. ■The Root Cause Is Over-Indexing On “Results” Why can’t people wait? The entire cause is an excessive focus on “results.” Our job is like having a coin that lands heads more often, and continuing to say “heads” mechanically. You don’t need to think, “I’ve had a winning streak, so tails is due,” and decide, “Maybe I’ll call tails next.” No matter what happens, the key is to keep saying “heads.” The reason this is difficult is that you’re too aware of the “results” right in front of you. What if you could participate in the game repeatedly, but you were never told the outcome of each individual round afterward? You’d probably find it extremely easy to keep saying “heads” every time. That’s the answer. ■Participating In The Game Without Knowing The Outcome Because you’re not told the outcome of the game you joined, there’s nothing to celebrate and nothing to despair over. When you participate, you simply say “heads.” That is exactly my mental state when I trade. I’m not interested in the outcome of each individual trade, and I often don’t even check it. (Though these days, because I write this blog, I inevitably end up seeing them…) I already know my losses are always contained within a controlled range. So there’s no point in caring, trade by trade, how much I won or lost—and honestly, I’m not interested. Because I don’t check, I don’t know how much I won or lost. And naturally, that can’t emotionally bleed into the next trade. In other words, the moment I say “heads,” my work is done. Because I’m not trying to know the outcome, there’s nothing to wait for—and no reason to feel my heart racing. ■Why I’m Fine Not Looking At The Results The reason I don’t check my results is that I understand, at a deep level, that checking has no meaning. If anything, I believe it brings only downside. The risk on each trade is already calculated, and I know the statistical profile of the system when it’s deployed over the long run. The losing streaks and drawdowns within that distribution are fully accepted from the start. So there is absolutely no need to pay attention to the outcome every time. On top of that, I have a clear division of scope and responsibility: my job is “only to follow the rules.” I also understand that probabilities work slowly, and through an overwhelming amount of practice I trust the system. Because of that depth of understanding and trust, I don’t need to know outcomes—and I can focus purely on process. ■What It Means To Leave Only The Process That said, if you try to imitate this superficially—“Starting today, I won’t look at results!”—it will probably be difficult. Because if you lack the necessary understanding and practice, you haven’t built trust in your system. Not looking at results without trust would feel like walking in the dark—anxiety-inducing no matter what you tell yourself. The reason I can trade with the same feeling as brushing my teeth isn’t because I have no emotions. In everyday life, I’m still just as emotional as anyone else. The fact that I’m only in this state when I’m trading is because I deliberately trained myself into it over many years. This isn’t something you can solve with knowledge alone, or with mindset talk. To let go of attachment to results and concentrate on process, you need relentless preparation, a deep understanding of probability, and a rewrite of your “thinking OS.” In my book Trading Psychology, I’ve systematized the “concrete solutions to emotional problems” that I’ve spent years thinking through and working on. If you want to be freed from the nerves and impatience while trading—and turn trading into “just another everyday task”—this book will be your guide. If you already own it, read it again. In particular, the sections on “how to transform beliefs” will likely reveal something new when you revisit them multiple times. The psychological state of great traders isn’t talent. It can be acquired as a skill. 📚To Trade Calmly, Matter-Of-Factly—Like Brushing Your Teeth🪥👇 payhip.com/YumiSakura/col…

Don’t celebrate wins. Don’t mourn losses. I’m not telling you to suppress emotion. Change the scorecard. That reaction belongs to a win–lose game where single outcomes carry value. Joy and self‑denial are two sides of the same coin. Quit that game. Move value from outcomes to rule compliance. A scorecard only changes through experience. Experience the law of large numbers. Test and practice until it sticks. That is the switch.

In your trading journal, record your thinking before you know the outcome. Write it before the entry, not after. Anything recorded after you know the result is biased. The only time you can capture truly unbiased thinking is this exact moment. Good night 😴

Before each trade, put your action plan (scenario) in writing—“if this happens, I will do that.” Plans kept only in your head are prone to convenient revision. Writing it down subjects your actions to discipline. Good night 😴

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@samuraipips358 A probabibistic mindset entails you are aware of your emotions and understand your triggers. Such triggers can be overrisking in terms of position size

You cannot control your emotions. You must change the beliefs that create them. Emotions are the result, not the cause. Trying to suppress fear or greed is like fighting smoke instead of putting out the fire. The fire is the belief that "winning is good, losing is bad." Shift your core belief to a probabilistic view, and the emotions you need to "control" will never even appear. Redefine your beliefs, and your emotions will follow. Good night 😴

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What did you learn from the last trading week that you’re gonna implement this week to improve your trading? Can be psychology, strategy or risk management, put it in writing.

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If I were starting from scratch as a complete beginner, I’d do everything exactly the same... over and over again. I’d go through those 5 painful years of losing, because that’s what built my sturdiness. That’s what helped me develop a system that protects me from the costly psychological mistakes most traders fall victim to- not to say always, but often. Those years shaped the trader and the person I am today. That’s why I’ve decided to share some beginner-friendly advice, and give away my Beginner’s Day Trading Book for FREE for one day only. Comment “Daytrading” & I’ll send the full book (must be following)

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