We all make mistakes in trading.
I tell you this as someone who, after studying Psychology, International Trade, two master's degrees in financial markets, and working for years in the sector, still makes them.
We think that by having training, a good system, or experience, we will be immune. But the market has an elegant way of reminding you that you are still human.
When I started, I thought the big mistake was blowing accounts. Then I understood that trading accounts can be recovered. But when you blow your emotional account, the one that sustains your hope, your respect for your effort, and your discipline, it hurts much more.
That is the true mistake we traders make: not learning to lose. Not understanding that this is not about being right all the time, but about staying in the game long enough for our statistical advantage to do its job.
We all fall into this mistake, even after years in the market. And anyone who says otherwise is lying to you.
The market gives you the lesson, and you decide whether to learn or repeat.
The curious thing is that this mistake follows you until you stop trading with the need to be right, to want to recover quickly, to chase the last euro of the movement.
That day, you feel a “click.” A day that starts like any other, and suddenly, everything flows. You no longer trade out of ego or anxiety. You trade because it is your job.
But there is no quick path. It is a process that each trader must go through, facing themselves.#MuskAmericaParty #HODLTradingStrategy #SaylorBTCPurchase #OneBigBeautifulBill #SpotVSFuturesStrategy $BTC
