💥 DO YOU KNOW HOW TO OPEN A TRADING OPERATION...
BUT WHEN THE TIME COMES TO CLOSE IT... YOU IMPROVISE.
And I’m not talking about just pressing the "Close" button.
I’m talking about knowing when to exit.
Because that’s where many traders start losing money.
📌 They enter without defining a target.
📌 They move the Stop Loss when the price goes against them.
📌 They take profits out of fear.
📌 Or they let a loss run, hoping it will "bounce back".
The result is usually always the same.
A good entry...
Turned into a bad trade.
⚠️ THE PROBLEM
Most people spend a huge amount of time finding the perfect entry.
But almost nobody plans the exit.
And the reality is that a trade doesn’t end when you buy or sell.
It ends when you close it.
🎯 BEFORE ENTERING...
There are three questions you should always be able to answer.
✅ Where does my analysis stop making sense?
That’s usually the logical place to invalidate the trade.
✅ Where does it make sense to take profits?
Not where emotion says.
But where the market might start to change.
✅ Does the risk/reward ratio justify this trade?
Because being right isn’t enough.
You also need the trade to make sense from a risk-management perspective.
💡 THE MOST COMMON MISTAKE
Believing that money is made by finding good entries.
When many times...
Money is made by learning how to manage the exit.
Because a bad exit can ruin an excellent analysis.
And good management can turn a common trade...
Into a consistent one.
💡 In the upcoming posts, we’ll be adding different tools that—combined with good management—can help you define exits with more context and less impulsiveness.
BUT WHEN THE TIME COMES TO CLOSE IT... YOU IMPROVISE.
And I’m not talking about just pressing the "Close" button.
I’m talking about knowing when to exit.
Because that’s where many traders start losing money.
📌 They enter without defining a target.
📌 They move the Stop Loss when the price goes against them.
📌 They take profits out of fear.
📌 Or they let a loss run, hoping it will "bounce back".
The result is usually always the same.
A good entry...
Turned into a bad trade.
⚠️ THE PROBLEM
Most people spend a huge amount of time finding the perfect entry.
But almost nobody plans the exit.
And the reality is that a trade doesn’t end when you buy or sell.
It ends when you close it.
🎯 BEFORE ENTERING...
There are three questions you should always be able to answer.
✅ Where does my analysis stop making sense?
That’s usually the logical place to invalidate the trade.
✅ Where does it make sense to take profits?
Not where emotion says.
But where the market might start to change.
✅ Does the risk/reward ratio justify this trade?
Because being right isn’t enough.
You also need the trade to make sense from a risk-management perspective.
💡 THE MOST COMMON MISTAKE
Believing that money is made by finding good entries.
When many times...
Money is made by learning how to manage the exit.
Because a bad exit can ruin an excellent analysis.
And good management can turn a common trade...
Into a consistent one.
💡 In the upcoming posts, we’ll be adding different tools that—combined with good management—can help you define exits with more context and less impulsiveness.