🛑 Trading is not about how often you press the button, but about how much patience you have
As a beginner, the hardest lesson is to learn to stand on your own hands. There's a saying that changed my perspective: “Sometimes, the most profitable trade is the one you DON'T make.”
That's why it's better to watch and wait than to rush in:
🥊 The market vs. your emotions
If you enter a trade just because the price suddenly rises and you're afraid of missing the opportunity (FOMO), you've already lost. At that moment, you are no longer in control of the trade; fear is leading you. Emotions make you forget calculations and ignore risks.
📉 Without calculations, you are at luck
If you don't know exactly where you will exit if the price drops (Stop Loss) and why you entered there, then you are not trading; you are playing the lottery. It's better to win nothing today than to lose the money you worked for due to a hasty decision.
🛌 The discipline to say “NO”
If you are tired, if it's evening and you can't follow the chart, or if the market is simply noisy and the signals are contradictory — do not enter. Not having any open position is still a strategy. It's the moment when your capital is 100% safe.
🛡️ Protect your capital at all costs
The money in your account is your “ammunition.” If you consume it chaotically on illogical moves, when the clear opportunity arises (after the market noise ends), you will no longer have the resources to take advantage of it.
🔥 Remember: The market is full of traps (false traps) set specifically for those who are hasty. Be the one who has the patience to get through the noise, not the one who gets lost in it.
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