How Patience Could Help You Win In Trading 🏃🙈

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[@d2.024]

It took my 3 years and 3 demolished accounts to tame my impulses, only to a point where I can make money.......CONSISTENTLY. I quitted, then un quitted. It’s a long hard road, and we never stop learning and improving, enjoy the journey. Pain was my teacher, she’s a harsh taskmaster, but her lessons are priceless. Enjoy the journey. Peace

[@gabriel.casanas]

sometimes I confuse patience with hesitation which can be a big issue, specially for short term trading when you have to make decisions in fractions of a second

[@ats7766]

I agree finding the right balance is difficult

[@laytonfrancis3036]

I learnt the hard way not being patient ! but my account is growing stronger now learning to be patient has most certainly make me a stronger trader

[@pippacarron1861]

Excellent analysis of why one needs patience to become a profitable trader.

[@moses9155]

You can't learn from mistakes if you don't make any. I've destroyed 2 accounts now, and I'm finally in a place where I feel at peace with my trading. The hardest part for me was committing to the stop losses. It's hard being down 10% on a trade, so you sell your position, only to see it rocket up 30%. It sucks, but it's part of life. At least you protected your capital in the process. We're all becoming better traders one day at a time.

[@dominikarndt6049]

Patience is essential in those aspects

[@resultsdigitaltx]

I wish I could give this a 1000 likes. Really great video!

[@matthewthomas8155]

Impatience. Totally my problem. Selling stocks at a loss over and over. Not doing it anymore though.

[@macroman9303]

Amazing advice, so true as I’ve made all these mistakes

[@rat_the_chunk79]

This is such a helpful advice. I cant tell you how many people fall for fomo or force a trade, and then complain when they lose money. My problem as a begginer though when i first heard this advice was that i didnt know what setup i was looking for myself. Now after do trading, I know better. Great advice man!!!

[@beartrayand384]

And the truth will set you free...100%. 😎

[@leonardocriado8610]

Your tips and advice has improved my day trading. whenever I day trade, your advice is always present! Thanks for your videos!

[@overplayed3553]

there’s a time to be patient , and there’s a time to be impatient

[@kevinali3700]

Patience easier said than done!! It’s tough

[@BlackJesus8463]

Just because the market is going your way doesn't mean it won't pull back beyond your comfort zone.

[@petereastman2663]

If the Markets were sensible, this would be easy. Money Management is the answer. Life is good, life is very good.

[@TavistockLife]

I find its essential to be patient particularly when you've done something stupid and traded against the market. Sitting tight and playing a waiting game for days and weeks are a by product of making a poor decision. The markets do turn eventually.

[@kofiadu7016]

You need a very strong system and a high level of discipline to be a Patient trader. Following your trading Rules strictly is the key.

[@MrCampbs]

These videos are just awesome confirmation for what is rattling around my head.. really grateful to the time you commit to making these.. thank you

[@fatdan5726]

Thanks very much! I tend to forget that after winning or losing streaks. This will help me remember the long haul. There are lots of single steps but the race is a marathon.

[@abdullahal-shimri3091]

Great video! Patience is sooooo hard. I finally took a trade after waiting 2 weeks 🙄

[@alexajohn9061]

Becoming consistent is the threshold that I'm going to accomplish soon, if you just click on the history of your mt4 it would show you answers you've been looking for, some mistakes you need to learn from, it's same on why people ignore to look at their bank account, when they are broke but the Truth lies in their account manger or trading instructor,

[@davemelendres2484]

It’s true! Thanks Man!

[@theinvestmentdoctor8178]

I'm even implementing your tips in my long term Investing. Thanks for such amazing video😊

[@storeymark]

Mark, Excellent advice. I wish more people enter the market watch this video first.

[@ThrowDaLobHun23]

Similar to my low odds betting strategy. Live line stays open for final 1 minute of game. If I can let the game mature and analyze who has the momentum to end game, I can go far. But i lose patience and let my emotions take over

[@einseitig3391]

It's great to have a coach (always) in your ear. Thanks.

[@Peterdrac]

videos are very informative and educational I think there’s no one in KZbin who teach better then you.

[@Hugach]

Thanks for the good advice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@KenFilmsCars]

Nothing better than hearing the thoughts I have in my head when I'm making mistakes which at the moment is offen as I'm new to trading being backed up here, great video, will watch many more, holding my trading up until I learn some more.

[@Thetaleswithin]

Thanks a lot brother for this wonderful and helpful video.

[@velituncercolak7041]

Absoluately true. Thanks

[@deletednoname4351]

Appreciate your perspective, thanks for the video

[@PanicAttackRecovery]

Thanks for another helpful video. Patience is indeed key.

[@maxmaxi9298]

Hi what you are saying is Gold I thank you so much as because of you I am trading much better thank you 🙏🙏🙏

[@Rrahman808]

Keep this videos coming!! Awesome content ! Thanks

[@violaobrasileiro]

Thank you for all of this great advice!

[@jensenjjacob]

Great video...can you please tell me, what would be a better strategy 1). Max. ROC, 2). Max. Win %, 3). Min. Drawdown

[@WallaceFernandeswally]

the great tips thank you so much!!!

[@LookatBowen]

Good advice!

[@Dholiist]

Hi Can i request you to please highlights the points in description as well for our take away. We can always keep them with us while we trade. Your hardwork is great ..thanking you.

[@ukspreadbetting]

We usually try to do that for most of the videos.

[@sujitgaikwad7065]

I take only 3 4 trades per month. Rest of the time it's waiting patiently. It's very boring but interesting. 😅😁

[@couragetakescourage2517]

I bought three sweet five week out contracts, puts,on KO. I KNEW it was going to fly down within five days, but the second (the next day) I saw the profit I sold all three contracts. I told myself as I was starting to sell, to keep one contract in play. BUT NOOO. I had to sell all three. Two days after I sold all three contracts KO hit the low number I KNEW it was going to hit, it went even lower two days after that!! I’m so goofy happy to see the profit that I completely ignore my initial plan…to wait. I’m so irritated that I could not wait 4 days. Just 4 days. Yes, I’m making profit, but this is really teaching me something about myself that I need to work on. I am so happy to come across this video and to know it’s ‘a thing’. But I need to find away to deal with this type of impatience. I started trading seriously on January 2022. I’m not doing too badly. I’m learning something with every losing and successful trade. How can I temper my impulses to sell at first profit, especially when I know it’s going to do better in a matter of days or weeks??? I’ll take any helpful suggestions. Thank you for your video!!!

[@MrDvfdsv]

That's the greenest marker I've seen in a while.

[@MRCash22]

Thank you for this sir

[@petercarver4126]

I am more than a novice and less than an intermediate trader, having traded actively for 1-year. The key to patience, I'm finding, is confidence in your trades. I have spent a considerable time developing trade plans for different situations - back testing, trading on demo, etc. I am finding that this gives me the data required to - fine tune a trading pattern/strategy (support to reinforce the pattern is legit or signals to stay out), develop data that supports the claim that a pattern has a higher probability of success/an edge on the market and - key - develops confidence in the pattern that justifies being patient. I've been watching your videos since I started trading and find then short, concise and informative. Not all apply to my style of trading but most provide insight into areas that deserve consideration. Thanks for your help. Perhaps, some ideas for us newbies on developing confidence, as I find the mental side of trading as - if not more - challenging than finding a pattern. If you don't pull the trigger (confidence), you will always be a waterboy vs. a trader.

[@ukspreadbetting]

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[@OTCYAAH]

💯thank you

[@overplayed3553]

it was not a day to trade because market and therefore i was in a mindset forcing setups . if i noticed todsy was one of those steady holding days then the strategt to buy and hold the rally with tight SL would have been great strategt backtested it i experience it all the time. strategy everyday depends on the market becauee i know those days holding green jus trend solid steady green for the day bullish day = strategt pivot the market. thing is couldn’t trade and i didn’t care i overtrade

[@mangonam343]

Cool stuff

[@itsfahys]

What is a Safe amount to Bet per trade say on a 3k Account. Im currently using 1% per trade. Just wondering what others use ?

[@BlackJesus8463]

Describe your edge.

[@amirk3866]

I do 10% per trade yes i know high risk but just to build a small acc

[@amirk3866]

Every trade is a coin flip you cant really get -10 losses in a row just the risk to ruin on your acc

[@londonspade5896]

Some people suggest risking 2% per trade, so that would mean $60 from your £3k account . You would look at the chart and see where you want your stop loss, just below a support line for example, and if that is 4% lower than your entry price you would trade with $1,500, if it's only 2% lower then you can use the whole $3k for example.

[@robthetrader9167]

I have lost £20,000 trading and keep loosing and said to myself maybe I should start with small margin. I tried trading weekly S/R levels and still quit after 2 days qfter my account went to £70+ back to -£30, I exitedy trade and brought back on demo and it went back higher on the same day 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@ukspreadbetting]

Selling only for the trade to recover immediately after happens to everyone at some point. Maybe you're putting too much risk on individual holdings? Undoubtedly this is a challenging time to trade. However with the present volatility you should put your money across a number of holdings so if you get hit (and you will get hit!) it won't be too painful. And don't leverage yourself too much.

[@hainezy4853]

I’m becoming impatient with this bullshit rally in SPY... getting my ass handed to me

[@perficete1000]

Slowly, gradually, month after month, year by year, life after life, you will become rich eventually.... some of you... hopefully... May be not.... May be to get a real job?

[@bplbpl2024]

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