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my opinion, when it comes to trading, you should always have a clear reason before opening any trade.

For me, that reason can be anything that makes sense based on what I see on the charts. For example, if I notice the market structure shifting from bearish to bullish, I start looking for buy setups. But that same reason might not work for someone else—and that’s completely fine.

Everyone reads charts differently. Some traders use trendlines, some rely on ICT concepts, others focus on support & resistance, supply & demand, or different indicators.

At the end of the day, what truly matters is profitability, not the method.

In my view, your reason for entering a trade could be:

A change of character

A trendline break

A resistance breakout

A pullback to a demand zone

All of these are valid as long as they make sense to you and help you stay consistent.

The real benefit of having a reason is that you always know why you took that trade. If it ends in a loss, you can analyze it properly. We all hear “you learn from your losses,” but you only learn when you understand why you lost.

It’s just like driving a car—if you have an accident, you can avoid repeating it only when you understand the cause. Trading works the same way.

If your trade hits stop-loss and you don’t know why, you’ll repeat the mistake again. But with a clear reason, you can improve every time.