I've launched a new blog specializing in trading strategies and technical analysis. Here, I'll be sharing deep dives into my personal trend-following strategies, trade scenarios, and TA—the content I don't post on X. Three articles are already live!.👇.

Patience is often discussed in trading, but the "patience of forcing yourself to endure something you dislike" is not needed to maintain consistency or to follow rules. I have been trading consistently for many years, but I have no perception of gritting my teeth and enduring.

5/5.The important thing is to understand and anticipate that due to randomness in trading, you will "inevitably have losses". You must not see these as failures, but rather think about how to use them to your advantage for long-term profitability. If you can make your stop-loss.

4/5.I can almost hear people saying, "But it's still painful to lose all the time". However, you didn't start trading to satisfy your ego; you surely started trading to make a profit. Beginners tend to obsess over their win rate, trying to win almost every trade, only to have.

3/5.What's important is how you can create a structure that ultimately retains profits through the wins and losses that occur while you continuously follow a consistent set of rules. And then, all you have to do is make that structure work through your own consistent actions.

2/5.Many people tend to think, "How can I win?". But what's important isn't the outcome of a single trade, but how you can retain profits through consistent action. If you only seek wins, even if you win 9 out of 10 times, it's meaningless if a single loss wipes out more than.

Don't think about how to win; think about how to retain profits.🧵. Trading is a game of making a structure work by figuring out how repeating the same actions leads to retained profits, and then actually continuing to act consistently in that manner. 🧵1/5

The market will relentlessly present you with the bill for your "lack of practice" and "lack of preparation". The more unprepared you are, the more short-sighted you become, constantly reacting emotionally to immediate results, which undermines your consistency, prevents you.

Many people want to become professional traders, but they continue to act like amateurs. Without proper preparation or practice, they repeatedly make emotional decisions, constantly search the internet for an "easy way to win," and are always changing their methods. If you are.

RT @samuraipips358: Wait and click. The reason you can't take this simple action is always you 🧵. Simply being able to consistently repeat….

Many people try to change their lives with trading, but a single trade will not change your life, and you must not let it. What will change your life is your consistency. And unless you yourself change, you cannot achieve consistency. In other words, what needs to change first.

5/5.Many traders cannot do the simple thing of "faithfully following the rules.".The cause of this is always within you yourself. Maintain a long-term perspective, trust your strategy, and keep acting consistently without being swayed by the results in front of you. Thanks for.

4/5.I can almost hear people saying, "But isn't my intuition that it looks like it will go down important, and isn't it also important to change my rules if I lose?" but that very mindset is the root cause of being swayed by randomness and being unable to maintain consistency.

3/5.Obey without question. When an entry signal appears, you must obey it and enter, and if the signal has not yet appeared (even if you think it's about to), you must not rush to enter. When it comes to following the rules, your opinion gets in the way. Even if you think, "it.

2/5.Do you have a trade plan, a scenario?. Without a trade plan, you can't even "wait". You can wait because "what you are waiting for" is clear. Instead of just opening a chart and buying or selling on a whim, it's important to create a scenario from each chart based on your.

Wait and click. The reason you can't take this simple action is always you 🧵. Simply being able to consistently repeat this simple act makes you an excellent trader, and you will surely succeed. 🧵1/5

What you should prioritize is long-term consistency. Do not compromise your consistency to relieve immediate pain, to escape from suffering, or to satisfy your greed. What you should prioritize is not feeling better right now. Not just in trading, things you do to feel better.

If you don't want to lose any money at all, don't trade. Trading always involves risk. However, you can control how much risk you take on a single trade. If you are making asymmetric bets in your favor, it is not gambling. In this game, how you understand and control risk is.

Thank you🙏.

RT @samuraipips358: How to deal with "stop hunting" 🧵. Many traders fear "stop hunting" and think they would be successful "if only it were….

Many people think, "I should have done it differently," after seeing a result, but that is hindsight bias. If you acted according to the rules "based on the information at the time of entry," that is the correct action. We cannot know the result in advance. Do not focus on the.