*I got into trading because I saw people talking about insane profits.* I went all in with my capital and ended up losing half of it in a week.

*The problem isn't the market, the problem is the strategy.*

If you're a newbie and want to give it a shot, here are 5 rules that will protect you from the mistakes 90% of people make:

*1. Learn before you invest*

Trading isn't gambling. Every candlestick, every indicator, has meaning.

*Start with a Demo account* for at least a month. If you can’t make fake money, you won’t make real money.

*2. Don't enter with all your capital.*

*Rule 1%:* Don't risk more than 1% of your capital on a single trade.

Got $1000? Maximum loss per trade = $10. This way, even 10 consecutive losses won't wipe you out.

*3. Set your stop loss before entering.*

*Stop Loss* = Red line. If the market goes against you, it exits automatically.

Beginners always say "It's going to bounce back" until their account hits zero. Pros take a small loss and protect their capital.

*4. The market isn't yours.*

Don't try to prove to the market that you're right. *The market is always right.*

If you lose, ask yourself: Did you break the plan? Did you enter without a technical reason? Learn from your mistakes, and don’t be stubborn.

*5. The psychological factor is 80% of the game.*

Greed keeps you in profits too long. Fear makes you exit on losses.

*Make a plan and stick to it like a robot.* Leave emotions off the screen.

*In summary:*

Trading is not a quick road to riches. It's a skill, and any skill takes time + discipline + risk management.

*If you can't afford to lose $10 without feeling the pressure, don't enter with $1000.*

*Question for you:* What was the biggest mistake you made in your first trading experience? Answer in the comments so we can all learn.

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