Trading is not about charts, but about you
You have studied all the indicators, read dozens of books, know every candlestick pattern — but the market still beats you. Why? Because the main chart you need to analyze is the chart of your emotions.
What is the market trying to tell you?
- If you are angry at the market — it means you expected something from it that it is not obliged to give.
- If you are trading "to get back" — it means you are being driven not by strategy, but by excitement.
- If you are afraid to enter — perhaps you already know that this trade is not according to plan.
How to turn weaknesses into strengths?
1. Acknowledge your emotions — write down what you feel before entering a trade. Fear? Greed? Impatience?
2. Create rules "against yourself" — if you tend to be greedy, secure part of your profit in advance. If you are afraid — reduce the volume.
3. Trade in a way that allows you to sleep peacefully — if a trade does not let you sleep, it is not worth it.
The most important trade is the one you make with yourself
The market only reflects your discipline, patience, and willingness to learn. Change — and it will begin to change for you.
Trading will not change your life until you change your approach to it.