SAMPAT SHESHAGIRI NAIK

Muitos traders acreditam que seu Stop Loss foi “manipulado” ou “caçado” quando uma negociação fecha inesperadamente.
Na realidade, a maior parte do tempo, a razão é simples:
Você não entendeu a Diferença entre o Preço de Marca e o Último Preço.
Vamos esclarecer isso.
🔹 O que é o Último Preço?
O Último Preço é o preço mais recente em que uma negociação ocorreu.
Altamente sensível à volatilidade
Pode disparar rapidamente devido à baixa liquidez
Reflete a última transação, não o valor justo de mercado
Se uma única ordem grande for executada, o Último Preço pode saltar—mesmo que o mercado mais amplo não tenha se movido.

Most trading accounts don’t blow up in one bad trade.
They die slowly — because of overtrading.
Overtrading is one of the most common reasons traders lose money, yet it’s rarely talked about. It doesn’t feel dangerous at first. In fact, it often feels productive.
That’s what makes it so deadly.
What Is Overtrading?
Overtrading is taking too many trades without valid setups, usually driven by:
BoredomFear of missing out (FOMO)Trying to recover lossesOverconfidence after a win
More trades ≠ more profit.
More trades usually mean lower-quality decisions.
Why Overtrading Feels “Right” (But Isn’t)
Many traders think:
“If I trade more, I’ll catch more moves”“I just need one good trade to recover”“The market is moving — I should be in”
In reality, every extra trade:
Increases feesIncreases emotional fatigueReduces disciplineRaises the probability of mistakes
The market doesn’t reward activity
It rewards patience and precision.
The Silent Damage Overtrading Causes
Overtrading rarely wipes an account instantly. Instead, it causes:
1. Death by Small Losses
Multiple small losses stack up faster than one planned loss.
2. Emotional Exhaustion
Decision quality drops after too many trades. You stop following rules.
3. Revenge Trading
One loss leads to another trade — not because of a setup, but emotion.
4. Loss of Confidence
Even good strategies fail when executed emotionally.
A Simple Truth Most Traders Ignore
Professional traders don’t ask:
“How many trades can I take today?”
They ask:
“Is this trade worth risking capital on?”
Some of the best trading days have zero trades.
How to Avoid Overtrading (Practical Rules)
✅ Set a daily trade limit (e.g., 2–3 max)✅ Trade only predefined setups✅ Walk away after a loss or a big win✅ Remember: Not trading is also a decision
If the setup isn’t clear, your edge isn’t there.
Final Thought
Overtrading doesn’t feel like a mistake.
That’s why it destroys accounts quietly.
Consistency comes from discipline, not frequency.
Survive first. Profits come later.
If this helped you, share it with another trader who might need to read this today.
What’s your biggest struggle with overtrading? Let’s discuss below 👇