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@Cristiano Beautiful tribute, Cris De onde vens e para quem vives mesmo. Happy Father’s Day!”
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@davido Honestly… my problem is how to spend money. I have too much, it’s getting boring. Now I see money doesn't buy happiness 😔
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@Psychedeliatm Most traders are chasing excitement instead of chasing consistency.
The truth is the market rewards patience far more than aggression.
The traders who win long term are the ones who can sit on their hands, wait for the right setup, execute cleanly, and walk away.
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Sci, it's okay if you don't subscribe to mentorship.
But people learn differently.
If self-taught is going to do it for some , let them go ahead.
If mentorship does it for some, with all pleasure, go ahead, get that mentorship.
There's no one rule to this trading.!!!
Trades By Sci@tradesbysci
moral of the story, stop buying $5,000 courses from “ millionaires”
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Big opportunity for anyone looking to scale their trading capital.
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Smart traders take advantage of moments like this.
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3. What do you do when you break your rules?
First rule: accept the mistake immediately.
Most traders compound the problem by trying to “fix” the trade.
For example with breakeven:
Moving SL to BE too early is usually fear, not strategy.
If your plan says TP or SL, stick to it.
The market will either pay you or charge you tuition.
What helped me reduce this was:
• Setting my TP and SL and leaving the trade alone
• Reducing position size so I’m emotionally comfortable
• Reminding myself that one trade doesn’t matter, consistency does.
Professional traders focus on process over outcome.
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2. How did you build your psychology and stick to your plan?
Trading psychology isn’t built in one day.
It comes from three things:
• Screen time
• Losing and learning from it
• Having a clear system
Once you have a system, the job becomes execution, not guessing.
What helped me most was:
• Journaling my trades
• Reviewing my mistakes weekly
• Only taking setups that match my model
Discipline grows when you trust your system.
This is why your edge comes first
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