In truth, you never stop losing at all. You just learn to control losses and maximize profits. The myth of "I don't lose anymore" is just that: a myth.
In truth, you never stop losing at all. You just learn to control losses and maximize profits. The myth of "I don't lose anymore" is just that: a myth.
I keep fighting, sometimes I think I'm clear and the next day I catch a market trap that makes me rethink everything, but I don't give up anymore.
Don�t believe everything you read on forums. Many say they live on trading and are on demo. Don�t compare your progress with others, focus on improving each week.
The best advice they gave me was: �Forget about the money, focus on operating well.� Since then everything started to fit.
It took me a year to stop losing consistently, and another year to really start growing the count, but every step was worth it, the one who endures wins.
One of the biggest mistakes that rookie traders make is to think that the market owes them something just for having �studyed�. No matter how long you have been watching videos, reading books or buying courses; if you haven�t put it into practice in a systematic, disciplined and self-critical way, you don�t go through anything. And when I say practical, I mean to operate with clear rules, register each operation, analyze the mistakes and adjust the process. It�s not glamorous, it�s not fast, but it�s the only way to put it into action. Besides, most of you underestimate risk management? I�ve seen traders with mediocre strategies earn money just because they manage risk as professionals, and I�ve also seen excellent systems lose fortunes in the hands of people who go to the market without stop Loss or risking 10% of the account in each trade. The capital management is the real lifeguard in this business. And it�s the most difficult thing to do in the forums.
Thank you for taking the time. This message fell to me like a bucket of reality. Just what I needed.
And what do you think of traders who do high-frequency scalping? Do they also apply these principles?
Of the best contributions I have read in this forum. Brutally honest and without selling smoke. Thank you.
Could you recommend a book that helped you integrate all this? I�m starting and I could use a guide.
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