Why do you always look for a "reason" every time you lose? 🧵 You...
Yumi🌸@samuraipips358
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Jan 18, 2025
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Why do you always look for a "reason" every time you lose? 🧵
You search for reasons after every loss because you still don’t truly understand trading.
In fact, the very act of searching for reasons is what’s destroying your trading.
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You search for reasons after every loss because you still don’t truly understand trading.
In fact, the very act of searching for reasons is what’s destroying your trading.
↓ Thread 1/5
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Short-term results are entirely random.
Even a perfect entry can lead to a loss, and even the most careless entry can result in a win.
Looking for reasons behind these random outcomes is not only a pointless effort but also harmful.
The reason you engage in live trading should be this: "Because repeating consistent actions over the long term will work in your favor."
This is the essence of leveraging probabilities.
Short-term results are entirely random.
Even a perfect entry can lead to a loss, and even the most careless entry can result in a win.
Looking for reasons behind these random outcomes is not only a pointless effort but also harmful.
The reason you engage in live trading should be this: "Because repeating consistent actions over the long term will work in your favor."
This is the essence of leveraging probabilities.
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A system with an edge is, in other words, a set of rules with an edge.
When you consistently follow fixed rules for entries, take-profits, stop-losses, and skipping trades, and repeat them over and over, you’ll end up with profits despite the ups and downs of individual trades.
Profit comes "over a large sample size."
You must not seek "wins" in each single result heavily influenced by short-term randomness.
A system with an edge is, in other words, a set of rules with an edge.
When you consistently follow fixed rules for entries, take-profits, stop-losses, and skipping trades, and repeat them over and over, you’ll end up with profits despite the ups and downs of individual trades.
Profit comes "over a large sample size."
You must not seek "wins" in each single result heavily influenced by short-term randomness.
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Whether your trade was good or bad is not determined by the immediate outcome.
Even if the result was a losing trade, it doesn’t mean your trade was bad.
In fact, following a pre-tested rule with an edge means you made an excellent trade.
The stop-loss according to those rules is what will eventually bring you profits.
If you search for reasons behind every result, it means you have not yet accepted randomness.
This is the biggest cause of your lack of consistency.
Even if you are taking the correct actions, being swayed by the results of losing trades prevents you from maintaining consistency.
Without consistency, you can’t gather the necessary sample size to make probabilities work, and your system will fail to perform.
Whether your trade was good or bad is not determined by the immediate outcome.
Even if the result was a losing trade, it doesn’t mean your trade was bad.
In fact, following a pre-tested rule with an edge means you made an excellent trade.
The stop-loss according to those rules is what will eventually bring you profits.
If you search for reasons behind every result, it means you have not yet accepted randomness.
This is the biggest cause of your lack of consistency.
Even if you are taking the correct actions, being swayed by the results of losing trades prevents you from maintaining consistency.
Without consistency, you can’t gather the necessary sample size to make probabilities work, and your system will fail to perform.
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If you search for reasons every time you lose, it’s because you are still playing the "win-loss game" instead of the "probabilities game."
This means you haven’t yet understood the essence of trading.
What you need is to deeply understand what it means to leverage probabilities in this world of randomness.
You must perfectly understand how to incorporate this into your trading and prepare accordingly.
This is what you need to do to succeed in trading.
Everything you need to succeed in trading is summarized in this book👇
If you still don’t know what to do in trading, please read it.
It will help you develop the understanding necessary to trade with a probabilistic mindset.
THE PATH TO SUCCESS IN TRADING:
a.co/d/1ZfoTd1
If you want to fundamentally eliminate emotional issues in trading, read this book.
Trading Psychology:
payhip.com/b/SNnJC
Thank you for reading this thread to the end!
If you search for reasons every time you lose, it’s because you are still playing the "win-loss game" instead of the "probabilities game."
This means you haven’t yet understood the essence of trading.
What you need is to deeply understand what it means to leverage probabilities in this world of randomness.
You must perfectly understand how to incorporate this into your trading and prepare accordingly.
This is what you need to do to succeed in trading.
Everything you need to succeed in trading is summarized in this book👇
If you still don’t know what to do in trading, please read it.
It will help you develop the understanding necessary to trade with a probabilistic mindset.
THE PATH TO SUCCESS IN TRADING:
a.co/d/1ZfoTd1
If you want to fundamentally eliminate emotional issues in trading, read this book.
Trading Psychology:
payhip.com/b/SNnJC
Thank you for reading this thread to the end!
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@JebrelSani From this perspective, the essence of a trading journal is to keep a record to observe yourself.
In other words, it is used to identify the beliefs and thought processes that are hindering your consistency.
In other words, it is used to identify the beliefs and thought processes that are hindering your consistency.
