🔹 1) Don't enter the trade because of emotions
Don't enter because you're afraid to miss the opportunity or because the price has skyrocketed. Trading is a decision, not a feeling.
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🔹 2) Always use a stop loss
The stop loss protects you from large losses.
Even professionals don't enter without a stop.
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🔹 3) Don't risk more than 1–3% of your capital
No matter how confident you are in the trade.
Trading is a game of probabilities, not certainties.
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🔹 4) Learn to read the trend
Bullish trend: Enter long on corrections.
Bearish trend: Enter short on bounces.
Volatility: better to avoid.
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🔹 5) Focus on larger time frames
Four hours – Daily
It defines the true trend,
The minute and 5 minutes usually give noise.
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🔹 6) Don't chase pumps
If you see a rocket candle, wait for the correction
Don't enter late and get stuck.
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🔹 7) Clear trading plan
Before you enter the trade:
Where to enter?
Where is the target?
Where is the stop?
Put it before you click buy or sell.
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🔹 8) Don't rely on a single indicator
Use a simple set:
RSI to determine overbought
MACD for momentum
Supports and resistances
Trading volumes
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🔹 9) Accept losses calmly
Loss is a natural part.
Our problem is when we double the entry to take revenge on the market.
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🔹 10) Record your trades
Write the reason for entry and the reason for exit
After a month, you will see the mistakes repeat, and knowing them = strength.
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🔹 11) Stay away from high margin
High leverage (like ×50 or ×100) is very dangerous for any trader, especially beginners.
Minimizing them protects you from quick liquidation.
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🔹 12) Focus on currencies with good liquidity
Weak currencies are easy to manipulate and increase liquidation risks.