The most heart-wrenching truth in trading is:
As soon as you set your stop-loss, the market seems to wait for you, reversing instantly.
First, it “sweeps” you out, then rushes straight to your original target price.
At times like this, the first thought that often comes to mind is:
“Did I set the stop-loss level incorrectly?”
But the real reason is far more complex.
A trade neither proves how strong you are,
nor does it indicate how poor your strategy is.
Considering 1 or 2 stop-losses as a strategy failure
is precisely the mistake that beginners most often make and repeat.
Experienced traders know:
To judge right or wrong, you must look at long-term data.
They will review their 30 to 50 losing trades,
to analyze whether the issue lies in the stop-loss, strategy, or market noise.
A large sample reveals the true nature of the market, while a small sample only deceives you.
The distinction is reflected here:
Beginners see a loss once and are eager to overturn the entire strategy;
while professional traders, seeing a dozen losses, only make decisions based on data,
and not on emotion.
Remember:
More dangerous than “the stop-loss being hit” is
“wrongly believing that the stop-loss is incorrect.”
Don’t listen to your heart, listen to the data.
The market operates not on emotion, but on statistics.
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