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@DenizTheTrader We agree, a single loss is just noise Why are so few traders focused on the long term?

1000 trades. 60% win rate. 600 wins. 400 losses. Getting angry for 1 trading loss is useless.

@EliteOptions2 We agree, once your system starts working you have to keep repeating it endlessly if you want to get consistent results

Trading 101: When your system starts working stop looking for a new one.

@Smartnetworth1 Hard truth, appearance doesn’t bring value but only feeds the ego

Going broke every week buying cash flowing assets is not the same as going broke every week trying to impress other people.

@tradermike1234 We totally agree, a simple system allows you to keep a clear mind during execution Why do many traders fail to make their system simpler?

Simplicity is huge for psychology The simpler the system The easier to stick with it execute it It's a big reason I am where I am today My strategy is soo simple anyone can learn it You don't have to be a genius You just have to be consistent

@TheLongInvest Exactly, you have to learn to take advantage of your enemies’ mistakes

Never interrupt your enemy when he is making mistakes.

@TmarketL Facts, accepting that the result depends only on your decisions can turn every loss into a lesson

Taking full responsibility for all your results as trader is an - if not the most - essential mindset approach to become successful. Don't blame "the market", it is always right! Excerpt below from the great book: M. Douglas - Trading in the zone

@samuraipips358 Exactly, trading is a skill that is built with time and discipline

Is there such a thing as “how to throw a punch that lets even a beginner win”? Or “how to fight in a title match without training”? In the trading industry, you see a lot of things like “a way for beginners to win,” but I believe that is impossible. Of course, you can win the trade in front of you. Short term outcomes are heavily influenced by randomness. But to succeed in trading, you have to understand the trader’s job, understand how probability works, prepare for it, test, go through trial and error, test again, practice repeatedly, figure out how to maintain consistency, build the rules for that, keep executing them in real trading, run into new problems along the way, and repeat that endlessly. It takes time. You have a refined system with an edge, you have tested and practiced it sufficiently, and you continue executing it consistently with professional precision. At that point, you are no longer a beginner. In other words, to succeed, you cannot remain a beginner. It takes time. I understand the urge to jump at something that looks like a quick way to make money, but if you do not approach trading with real seriousness, succeeding in it is extremely difficult. Even so, a path opens only for those who keep going without giving up. Are you still going to keep clicking that video thumbnail?

@oscaytrades Hard truth, the pain of a failed attempt is temporary, while regret is not

take a risk so big that if you fail you demolish your sense of self it'll finally force you to surrender & sulk in the pain to extract the lessons the regret of not going all in will linger in your mind forever anyways so it's worth it either way

@1ChartMaster Exactly, you have to react to what the price shows, not to what you think Why do many people try to anticipate the market?

Trade the charts not your opinions. 💯

@tradertheory Hard truth, if you move the stop loss you haven’t collected enough data to trust your edge

You moved the stop loss. You told yourself it was a tactical decision. You used the word *tactical* out loud, to no one. The trade is still open. The stop loss is still moving. Where did it all go wrong?

@MoneyQuotesX Facts, the rich chose to act to build their own future

Rich people didn’t get lucky. They invested while others consumed.

@laurettaelormm Exactly, knowing how to preserve capital must be the trader’s goal

Bro, break-even really saves you from a lot of nonsense in the market.

@PerceptivTrader True, the goal is not to eliminate emotions, but to build a system that makes feelings irrelevant

One thing I’ve come to appreciate more and more over time is this: You don’t need to eliminate or try to change emotion in trading. You need to stop letting it drive your actions. That's it.