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BTCUSDBTCUSDT I've talked about this before, but with the market conditions we have seen the last three weeks, it seems worth mentioning again.
Everyone is often searching to find that strategy with perfect entries and perfect exits. Entries and exits are very important, but getting them perfect every trade is not realistic which results in a lot of unnecessary losses for many trading strategies.
What I spend my time focusing on instead of perfect entries and exits is how to execute a trade that results in a net gain to my account. For me that means a trade in the red is not a loser.
I don't average into a trade against my entry with the hope to close a smaller loss or breakeven. I view averaging into all trades, red or green, as adding to a winner.
There is no greater psychology training than surrendering 100% of your position to the market, and it either produces a win or loses 100%. It is very sink or swim like just submerging yourself to the reality that the market will nearly always move against your entry. So why fear it? You position size to lose 100% of the position, and there is nothing to be scared of ever. When you add methodically scaling in when TA says to, it is very hard to lose trades.
When you actually view trading this way, you abandon the idea to make crazy % gains for overnight success in favor of achieving consistent profitability long term. The goal should always be to make a 1-2% gain significant money to you instead of trying to make 10-20%+ every trade. Small % gains does not have to be small money. In fact, the very best traders' 1-2% is likely larger than most people's 100% because they embraced the marathon instead of sprinting their accounts to 0.
I treat all trades equally and expect every single one to be a winner. Why would I want to think about controlling my losses after entering instead of thinking about how can I make this trade a win? I think about controlling my loss before I ever enter so that I can see the trade through to the end fearlessly. This approach only works if you position size correctly though. You won't follow through with big positions because any single trade could be a major setback.
Emotional trading always starts with greed from using too large of a position size for your account, and it always ends in fear by closing a loss too big to bear looking at.
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BTCUSD hey did Micheal saylor finish his brunch yet? We strongly need buyers , not AI listing orders and canceling within 0.01sec . We need real buyer to to move down. 😂😂