Psychological Mistakes Traders Make AND How To Fix Them

[@UmarAshraf28]

I use www.TradeZella.Com to Journal!

[@MisterAmazingAllTheTime]

Thank you Umar for all your work, you have helped me mentally more than you think. I am becoming better trader because of your videos!

[@kptrades]

Does Tradezella connect with E*Trade?

[@nyssaalghoul5872]

My apologies but I’m a college student and can’t afford to pay $49 per month at the moment since I’m not profitable trading yet but I love how tradezella is and it’s features. Could there be a free trial or a way if you link your student email. It could be cheaper. Thank you(would be glad if this might be considered)

[@erichkovac6000]

Dear Umar, thank you very much for your time , effort and work , what are you doing for traders. I like your videos. Greetings from Slovakia.

[@ApaiMr89]

Thank you…

[@NicholasBall130]

Becoming a skilled trader requires time and patience. When I first started trading, I was liquidated twice and lost my entire mortgage deposit. Although I could have given up, I chose instead to learn how to trade and apply that knowledge. Four years later, I'm glad I made that decision.

[@cowell621]

Nobody knows anything; You need to create your own process, manage risk, and stick to the plan, through thick or thin, While also continuously learning from mistakes and improving.

[@StacieBMui]

Uncertainty... it took me 5 years to stop trying to predict what’s about to happen in market based on charts studying, cause you never know. not having a mentor cost me 5 years of pain I learn to go we’re the market is wanting to go and keep it simple with discipline.

[@LiaStrings]

Could you kindly elaborate on the advisor's background and qualifications?

[@StacieBMui]

Sonya Lee Mitchell is the licensed fiduciary I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment..

[@VictorBiggerstaff]

I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an email shortly.

[@charltonallen3167]

Thought I should share my experience. Where i made my biggest losses is what you mentioned in this video. Not on my strategy but on my psychology. I can wipe out 2 weeks of profit in a day, and I did that recently. Im 2-3 years in my day trading journey and made the same mistake that I've made early in my journey, thinking why I did the same problem that I told myself never to do. I like what you said about, stop trading when you get that feeling of revenge trading, I should've closed my screen and come back the next day. If i did that, i would've saved tons of money. I'll be honest, I lack in journaling, and I know this is a habit I should implement doing. I thought the trade history is enough but I believe that's not what journaling is about. I failed doing this early in my journey and know it's something I have to do now. To all new traders, learn from my mistakes. Journal from day one even if you're not consistently profitable yet. You most likely find consistency earlier than later. Not journaling equals not knowing what the f you're doing.

[@billyrandy027]

Heyo. I'm 3 years in too! What would you say your main strategy is? I'd love to connect with likeminded traders

[@robintdaniel]

Each sentence mirrors my trading journey too..

[@billyrandy027]

@Nate_469 no thanks

[@Akashwade]

@charltonallen3167 should we only write time ,date and amount and why we took trade and why we loss and learnings is this much enough for journlaaling trades plz reply ???

[@Quranicchannel-123]

​@@Akashwadeyes....

[@dennisshulz3678]

This hits home so much. As a new trader about 6 months in, I can say I've literally experienced every single thing in this video.

[@jasonogorodnik3590]

how is it now?

[@ahsanyamin6068]

Very lucky to have had a mentor like you at the beginning of my trading journey

[@aggerleejones200]

one of the most interesting things about risk that many people experience, including me is... you can read all the books in the world on risk management but seems like you don't really understand it until you're on the 25th floor, standing on the ledge and ready to jump. When you are close to tears and realizing all the money is gone and there is no way to get it back... and in trading there is no one to blame but you, it's not your boss, co-workers, company cultures, etc, In the corporate culture, etc, it's you.

[@wolfgangschmitz1749]

totally agree , its " the other person sitting at the screen with the hand at the mouse ready to click ´n shoot the trade" which has taken on control .... this person doesnt care for the books you have read

[@tsilver245]

Your the best Umar, you are teaching me so much, I blew up my account a heap of times about 6 months ago and stopped even watching the market, now I’m back and not trading but reading trading books, trading courses and only watching your KZbin channel, Much Blessings my Brother and Blessings to everyone trying to be profitable traders.

[@puseletsobushy8074]

I lost a lot of money in revenge trading

[@a1isss]

sir, don't use ur money, take challenges and pass

[@shazibest4u]

Wait for an opportunity like crocodile 🐊

[@Eluminous]

​@@a1isssPlease any suggestions on brokers I can compete on

[@Eluminous]

​@@shazibest4uhow does it work or look like

[@drawinglevel8736]

I lost 3 account for revenge trading 😔

[@CharindaElikewela]

Couldn't agree more.. " Need to make back what I lost on my previous trade" has been the leading cause for me to loose money.. I have a strict 0.75% risk per trade but always open 2 positions ( so 1.5% risk in total ) each going for a set tp 1 and tp 2. More often than not tp1 get's hit and I breakeven on the 2nd position that shoots for tp 2, hence a zero risk trade. It's when the opposite happens and tp 1 doesn't get hit that I end up taking a loss, then the " need to make back what i lost" mentality kicks in and im all over the place. As a rule I walk away from the screen for about an hour and come back again to trading and this has significantly helped me with my trading emotions.. Still get the FOMO feeling when i walk away from a loss but I force myself to do it.. It's the emotion aspect that takes quite the work to master more so than price action and a trading strategy..

[@rakeshbmadhwani762]

Very well explained. I need to work on discipline; Discipline is key to success for any trader and like you said follow your game plan. Any opportunity not related to game plan should not be traded

[@UmarAshraf28]

Well said!

[@Cani6al]

A lot of trading mishaps are done when trading your balance . Stop thinking of the money .

[@zainqureshi2849]

Youve made me realise how close i actually am to profitable consistency, I simply need to do the simple things you mentioned and create rules on my PERFORMANCE. i thought trading plan rules were enough, but theyre not, and you have switched on a lightbulb in my mind with this. Thank you Umar

[@TheOlRazzleDazzler]

Coming from a 7yr trader here. Nice job on this. Trading is 95% psychology.

[@snipertsx]

Umar, this video is a gem. Not only did I journal this morning but I journaled this entire video. I’ve been consistently losing money in my evaluations but this past week I took a break to regroup and replan. Thank you for your tireless work in helping others! Cheers from Houston!

[@ahmednasser9962]

Which evaluation prop firm are u doing?

[@skaltamash1306]

Very few people on KZbin talk like this about trading and phychology great content very help full for me specially thnku so much ❤

[@Caezarsworld]

Best trading psychology video of KZbin 2023!!! 🏆

[@zyzor9287]

I can 100% identify with what you are describing. To avoid getting sucked into emotional driven trades, most of which lose me money, I now stop watching the charts until my 15 minute alarm goes off. Then if I see the right pattern in the 15 minute time frame on my technicals, I check every 5 monutes thereafter to see a confirming signal on my 5 minutre technicals. Only then will I focus on the 1 moinute charts in order to time my entry and set my stop. That's the theory anyway, the challenge is to follow this relatively simple strategy religiously and to have no expectations money or time wise as to how much or when I can achieve a steady income. BTW I love your tradezella software😀

[@Vinodaish]

Over trading Wrong entry Panic entry Your video is 100% true Exactly Same mistakes im doing I want learn from you

[@jayeshkhokale7742]

One of the Best video i have ever watched truly i can related with myself .

[@UmarAshraf28]

🙏🔥

[@experienceephraimbabangida2095]

We appreciate, the error are revenge trading and increasing size. I found it some times very hard to stop trading after losing a lot.

[@Sam-ux8we]

I am a trading psychologist and you are really being accurate on many aspects 👏👏👏

[@flexzone9448]

Been trading since 2018 I got lucky the whole time last year or so I started learning the truth behind it all. Everything you say makes so much sense. Thanks for all the info 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@mohitsoni8718]

😮lkof😮

[@Cristian_M_]

Wealth is built in both bull or bear market and also wealth transfers from the impatient to the patient. One of the best way to succeed in crypto is by trading your assets with good strategy

[@attilabakos8772]

I'm starting May in MFF in my first trading days a make lot of money (in demo). I was confidence but when I get live account and start trading with real money a make so much mistake. In this moment almost done my account. I want to find solutions to my mental mistakes, your videos help me a lot, love you bro!

[@skynosaka]

Psychology is why I don’t paper trade anymore. Paper trading is fake trading. If you fake trade you’ll trade with fake emotions. I have never been able to replicate my paper trade track record when I move on to trading a live account. This is why I practice with a really small funded account with the amount of money I’m ok to loose. This way I trade with real money and real emotions. This is the only way to practice effectively and develope a track record that really shows How you’re performing.

[@meaningofjade]

Great video! Over confidence and fomo are my 2 biggest mental mistakes

[@___2533]

I developed a bad habit of following others and winning and now I had such a loss that kept me awake all day, night and the next day. I got sick and I'm mentally screwed because I didn't know how to cut off 'the snake's head' in time. I'm oversensitive. Too stubborn. Too fucking connected to money, because I don't have it and it's hard to get it and the loss hits me terribly.

[@mkr848]

its like hearing my present trading journey but the difference is hearing the solution for each as future result , its not easy to apply as you describe but again that's the core of Day trading ( discipline ) , hope to be someday

[@jorgeteixeira1922]

I just discovered you, what common sense advice, clear and precise, thank you. You seem like a nice guy.

[@ViweMavayi]

I haven’t even finished the video, and this resonates with me a lot. Overconfidence, FOMO and revenge trading. I am working on all of these at the same time, and it is exactly how you put it, the 1st trade I execute flawlessly, for the second I am over confident that is where it goes downhill

[@user-eq3jg4dq9d]

Confrimation Bias FOMO 1:50 Revenge trading.4:00 overconfidence 4:50 journal & track trades 6:30 10:30 11:58 12:20 12:50 system 13:20 14:50 16:30 17:00 not allow at the first place

[@AllIn-one-zi2os]

Man literally I am using the same method you u said, but after hearing from you I swear I got more confident, to follow my own rules that i set and I said it louder "DON'T LET EMMOTION KILLS YOU". And thanks I am starting doing well now, After that only I realized treading is just discipline and not gamble!

[@rushisawant8332]

GOAT of trading for a reason 👑

[@_daniel_leo]

Just started my trading journey I just blowed my first prop firm acct today 😢 after passing the first stage then over confidence carried me to the verification stage which is required of me to make smaller profit. Is really difficult to maintain good psychology but still am never giving, This video jxt explained all the problems I have and am looking forward to taking the corrections Thanks man😊

[@temprmj1]

I hope people appreciate the psychological discipline you're teaching.

[@bwbchallenges]

Thanks for the advice. FOMO had punished me severely and thanks to me I accepted and trained to be patient and I nolonger get that feeling.

[@algorhythmy]

Your videos are nectar for the day trader’s soul! Must start journaling and stop revenge trading and the game plan is crucial. Thanks man!

[@lobotrader5135]

So many people have responeded which underlines the importance of this video . Almost meaningless to mention , that I call all this psychological 5 mistakes you discussed mine . Most important ( my personal opinion ) is your comment, that when you sit in front of the screen you are like " a different person " which has taken control of your trading decisions . Same here 😞and this experience scares me the most about myself . How make sure, that this cannot happen ? I am aware of this change in personality , thought it even could be an addictive behavior ( which it is not ) . But there is no question for me if it comes to my own trading success : Either I get myself under control or I must quit trading ;leak of selfdiscipline . Your 5 counter actions ( I noted them down ) seem to be good tools to help me remaining under my own control at all times . But at the end of the day : its about me and wether or not I am mentally strong enough to say "NO , do not trade now " even though I would love to take this trade, probably just another trade which will reduce my cash . Walking away from the trading desk helps a lot when "the other person" allows you to leave LOL ;-)

[@aliabduoc8706]

Umar all MY trading problem u have fixed it Today and learn lesson from this video Thankful

[@washingtonmutwiri8854]

I can say that mental psychology is key to success koz this week I analyzed market well and had good movement but never took the trade due to fear

[@codytaylorh]

Excited for the order flow video brother, thanks

[@sarakeem.213]

Mental errors that’s what’s killing me in my journey on the trading train and I’ve taken a lot from this great piece thank you once again Umar👌🏼

[@kkrishnanunni857]

Journaling for me has become a game changer . I was in a losing streak and the last weekend i went back and reviewed those losing trades. Just like you said . At that time that trade looked phenomenal. But looking at my journal i was like "am i really this dumb". What you said is very relatable

[@aimmenromane4791]

Consistent profitability is a journey

[@UmarAshraf28]

Never ending journey. Have to show up everyday

[@drdkrynicki]

I am on my day trading journey now, and I am beginning to be consistently profitable. I used to watch your videos and found them very boring, frankly. However, that was also a very naive trader previous me. I have to say that now that I am really starting to become a consistent and potentially professional trader, your videos are very helpful in helping people to try to avoid the most common pitfalls- as it's usually the pitfalls that we fall into that make us fail instead of the trading strategy- because all strategies work. Thank you for your videos! Please continue making them!

[@cameronmunien8787]

The holy grail of the truth and the real life of trading. Amazing video, amazing honesty . Appreciate you !

[@ThelmaMusiyapinda]

Very lucky to get this mentorship at the beginning of my trading journey

[@tma78]

after watching a few of your videos explaining issues traders will come up against and what you should be doing to help yourself and learn about the mistakes. its very similar to going to gym to lose weight, get stronger and build muscle. there are different levels of people going to gym, some people just go in there with no plan, no knowledge about exercises and muscle groups. some get a program and go by that. others learn to do the exercises properly with good form etc. have you learnt the fundamentals? why are you are doing a specific program, is it for endurance, strength, weight loss, building mass? what each exercise does and for what muscle groups, ie will it help with compound lifts? mind - muscle connection. are you getting enough sleep? are you eating properly? are you hydrating properly? what are your short and long term goals? are you tracking every training session, sleeping cycles and nutrition? the more serious you get about it, the better your results will be.

[@ibrahimabdullah9051]

Yes yes 1 very very IMPORTANT Question 🙋‍♂️ about “ Leverage” trading

[@addertooth1]

My latest challenge has been adapting to the changing market. Thursday and Friday pre-session market was characterized by stock moving up 2 to 3 candles, then tanking. Then, they would soar up to new highs. On Thursday I had no plan to combat this. I set reasonable stop-loss limits and got out of several losing trades in a row. On Friday I reduced size to 1/100th my normal size and told myself to hang on about 30 seconds to a minute past the point I was stopping out on Thursday. Friday was 6 winning trades in a row. Sometimes it can be tough to realize your trading plan does not work in all markets. You must constantly be aware any plan needs tuning to match the current market you find yourself in. No trading plan is cast in stone.

[@Tddfxscholars]

2024 here. Been on this channel for two months. Watched many videos but am subscribing because of this particular video. Thanks 🙏🙏 alot

[@NailaNunu]

man you saved me years thank you so much bro i appreciate it

[@harrymann2840]

Mate, watching this video was like going thru my own trading journey. I can relate with every single thing you mentioned here. My latest challenge has been taking trades outside my plan and letting the emotions get the better of me. This video will definitely help. Appreciate the time and effort you've taken making this video. Gratitude from Australia.

[@shadabrahman2477]

I love to hear you, it's feel like my problems are being said by you. When it's come to cut stoploss I don't want to cut it. I don't ride my profits. I take revenge trades and end up losing more money.

[@idt_mahadi]

i loss my all account balance in revanche trading . your a real trader broo, love you from Bangladesh,

[@markdavid265]

Revenge trading is legit. I lost 30 bucks too because of putting a trade to get back my looses. Thank you so much for this reminders. This is so much important.

[@graestarr]

Thanks, that was such a good video. I love the no-nonsense, simple rules you set for yourself. Simple, but not easy. Thanks again.

[@debaprasadmisra5436]

Sir, I got a good rally in first few days. Sir I always look for this rally. But everyday market conditions are not the same. 1. As I have that problem I can not cut my positions. Then I got huge losses. 2. In break out conditions I increased my lot size then stoploss hunting started and it's blew my account. Please give some light so that I can control my mind. Thanks DP Misra Kolkata

[@pman3293]

Thank you for your videos by far the best on youtube. I messed up and revenge trade this week lost £4,000 of my £15,000 account. Really upset with myself but its taught me to make smaller trades and handle my emotions. As in this week i made some high profits but just overtraded.

[@ChromaticTempest]

There is no "just overtraded." Either you followed your plan, or as Umar has said, you fell into degeneracy (paraphrasing). Trading my own plan to the letter has been one of the toughest things I've had to do, and I made it! It should be easy! GL.

[@kaupotomson]

FOMO is derinately a big one. Revange trading has happened frequantly. Also not knowing when to walk away!!!

[@kgp6531]

Brilliant video. It outlines the mistakes that is common to all traders. Please can a video on risk management and how to stay profitable be made.

[@amudachristymanimark3300]

Thank you Umar. This was exactly what I needed to hear today.

[@PhilipWood-eo6fn]

*Excellent!!! I really do have a question. For someone with less than $10,000 to trade, how would you recommend we enter into trading ? I am looking at studying some traders and copying their strategy rather than trading myself and losing money emotionally. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions or reliable trader to trade with.*

[@FRANKCHIBEX]

I would suggest to reach out Mr Morris what impresses me most about Mr Morris is how well he explains basic concept of winning before actually letting you use he's trade signals. And he will also teach you how to trade and achieve your aim. This goes a long way to ensure winning trades.

[@PhilipWood-eo6fn]

Wow!!! I'm a beginner where can someone reach Mr Morris.

[@FRANKCHIBEX]

He's mostly on Telegrams, using the user name

[@FRANKCHIBEX]

*Morris1961 💯.. that's it*

[@Amelia94411]

I'm a newbie in trading, but I'll linking up to your trader. This is useful info❤

[@gtoj4377]

It took me 2 years to finally be profitable . My mistakes was not taking profits, every loss just destroyed my confidence and I was scared entering winning trades.

[@itseddieplayszbalt2]

How much hours do u study I study 4h a day i used too study 7H but idk i wanna know how much you do

[@godwinabayomi7056]

Gems Bro Thanks for perspective 💯

[@CRsaggie2015]

Thanks for your wise advices Umar!! Sharing past experiences unconditionally!! ❤ God Bless You

[@mohitpatidar5030]

The best things a trader can give back to society is true knowledge and his experience and that's what you are doing sir. Could you please make a video on how to prepare plan, what to look before making trading plans daily?

[@JohnTEJ]

thank you sir for the words of wisom. appreciate everything you have said in the video. it makes alot of sense

[@TheHerOptimus]

Done revenge and fomo. Also removed stop loss because i didn't want to loose money wich made me loose more often after a good winning streak. Not at the big money trades yet so i have not become broke because of my mistakes. Also have had to high leverage were you get to nervous when you trade.

[@skhgendenjamts4715]

BRO THIS CONTENT IS PURE GOLD

[@ron3977]

In the beginning I didn’t use stop loss, blowout my account. Then improved it and start using stop loss. Little struggling with too tight stop loss, revenge trade and over trading. I believe i fixed it already now

[@hihkfkkfkgkgkig46414]

wow Brother. I have same issues. Last 2-3 points very control require on ourself. Thanks for sharing your Learnings its Helps also to us.

[@raj_bhanushali]

I am surprised !! Such a gem 💎 content and so lesss viewss??

[@jesuscortes1775]

love this ! God bless

[@spinner9]

Thank you Umar, great information. Trading psychology is a bigger part of trading than I ever realised. If you could share with us more videos on trading psychology and how you improved, that would be fantastc! 🥰 New trader here, developed a system but time and time again, I've came to the realisation that psychology or mental toughness is a HUGE part of becoming a profitable trader. Because you may be profitable one week but then give it all back, plus some the next.

[@jeremiaholuwaseun7327]

Thanks so much for this beautiful content. Ive learnt a lot. And I'm willing to make a change. I won't give up.

[@AJGschwind]

I have a strong revenge trade desire, I'm aware of it.. and I'm also aware it never goes away. so I deal with it.. but that's my main one

[@Robert-rv9qg]

Most business philosophy is universal. I used to watch Shark Tank and learned that the rich analyze opportunities by trying to eliminate possible good ideas. If they cannot eliminate a given plan as a good idea, it then may be a good idea. Then move onto the next criteria of qualifying an opportunity. In trading, that tends to be, does it fit into my strategy.

[@XAVIER_007]

I only have 2 mental errors. 1. Even though my analysis will be on point, i would spend a lot of time finding the good entry and my analysis will be absolutely correct yet idk why i kind of lack a confidence while taking a trade on my own analysis. 2. How to keep yourself away from the screen after opening the trade?

[@NamwanjeDoreen-h7h]

Thanks for the update I will make sure,I avoid the mistakes and deal with them in my trading❤😅😅

[@AndrewJones-y3b]

I treat it like a game. I scale into my trades and I start with $25 for a 100k funded account. I add $50 on the add then $150 then $250 then $350 $350 again for the 6th add. I only add a position once my trades are all In profit. Once my trade is stopped out or I hit target I start back over at $25 dollars.

[@jimmyp5600]

Learing how to use different TIME FRAMES to help me in placing my trade

[@yahyaboumazouad2325]

this is a tresor you give some free sauce i like you man keep doing more videos about psychological mistakes

[@RotterStudios]

I tried journaling and my account blew up Friday. All the journaling in the world won't help you if the market crashes like a falling knife instantly. This was Friday. No warning, just going up half the day at a nice pace and then crash.....zero warning. No stop losses; that was my fault, but I got sick of getting stopped out. Regardless of where the stop is, it gets me. This is getting old. I lost so much and blew up so many times. I'm very careful but it's just not working out. If I make $100, I lose $1,000 or more.

[@ChromaticTempest]

Size down. If you can't seem to win ever, stop risking so much. Maybe risk nothing and paper trade. Risk the least amount possible until consistently profitable. If you are an options trader, only trade the cheaper names that have calls and puts for less than a couple hundred, or trade debit spreads that allow for less risk. The main thing is to get all the learning and personal discovery done as cheaply as possible. Too many people risk their savings before they have the formula figured out. I know I did.

[@RotterStudios]

@@ChromaticTempest thanks a lot. I do futures. The last couple weeks I'm only doing $35 at a time per trade. It adds up. I have also been using stop losses that are tight, which I hate doing...but it's a must. I've been learning and reading and watching for a handful of years, but all that won't help if the market tanks in a second.

[@ChromaticTempest]

Maybe consider a prop firm for futures trading. It'd be a fixed monthly sub fee then, an easily budgeted amount. Ofc, that makes sense if your monthly losses are more than the fees.@@RotterStudios

[@bananaboy980]

Any improvement a year later? Be honest

[@worldthenx]

Bro... Please Cut down the misic sound to low.. please... Music is not the point pf your veideos ... Its the information... Pls 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ludomonster9443]

I really try to overcome that s kind of problem .....but some times i missing out ....that one mistakes detroy my 75% profit .....and damage my psychology ....

[@arnonshachar5937]

I have been a trader for 20 years and give lectures on psychology in trading. 90% is psychology and risk management

[@ashir...897]

Are you a profitable trader ?

[@SuperSoap12345]

I am 5 months into trading and I honestly back you up. I have already become profitable after realising that forex is not about making money but about not losing your capital. Risk management. Once you have this right and you format your psychology, you are done. I also learnt that it is also purely psychology when I realised that both the demo and real charts are similar. So, why do newbies rake huge profits on demo and fail miserably on live trading, yet the charts are similar? Simple. Psychology. With this, I have turned myself into a profitable trader in less than half a year

[@AnkitKumar-ww9xh]

So true, its look you are discussing all my trading problems

[@jock3r227]

helped alot thanks❤ took alot of notes that will definitely help in my future of trading

[@malmurayeh]

Thanks Umar . My failures and blowing accounts over the past three years are due to poor desepline lust name it ! and all that you mentioned 😢😮

[@Sunwu-h9m]

Dam bro same here man the porn be really fucking with my head, gotta stop this nonsense and start working out at the gym building mental tuffness and discipline we got this allah

[@danhelmick862]

These videos are outstanding. Love the content.

[@TheJoeBrennan]

The most discouraging thing is being right and finally finding profitability with a system for like 6 months. Only to have that edge no longer work and struggle to find a real profitable edge for another year after that.

[@zakssam5930]

This is powerful...Thanks so much Umar👊👍

[@UmarAshraf28]

🙌

[@tradewithkayden]

I’m having such a hard time with holding my trades. I used to hold for awhile then I became a BE trader… need to flip my psychology back

[@xploure]

Just two words from my heart " thank you"

[@godwina4298]

You said you trade every market day. How is that possible because margin accounts only allow 3 trades during the week?

[@arnabdas1886]

Secret to making big money in trading is to have no attachment with money but to the process itself

[@sajujoseph4698]

Excellent. Very well said. All of them what you said i can relate with my behavior i think for most of the traders has the same. This is really an eye opener and thank you so much for sharing it. God bless.

[@maroInn85]

you know what i been playing this every morning like chanting to keep remind my mind in check of your mistake .

[@VivekKumar-mh1kh]

Thank you so much, brother!! ❤❤❤

[@Kevin-od5xz]

I'm trying to figure out the line between Confirmation Bias and Analysis Paralysis. So for example, I'm going long, I start seeing reasons it might be actually go short and so now I have reasons to go both long & short. If I'm disciplined, then I just don't trade, which is fine because i'm keeping my money instead of losing it, but I'm missing out on trades (but not necessarily in like a FOMO way)