Challenge of 20 to 50 dollars # 7
My analysis about $NIL was very clear and I expressed it openly: NIL would reach 0.1 and it did... so why did I close earlier? Well, what can I say—I thought it would stay for many more hours just moving sideways, and I decided to exit my position with the profit I already had, without waiting any longer. And here are two things that are very certain, even though they are opposite paths:
First, if I had waited, I would already have reached my 50-dollar goal with this trade, which would once again prove that patience is the secret weapon of Trading and,
Second, taking profits is very important. You always have to remember that unrealized gains aren’t yours; that money doesn’t belong to you until you close your position.
And in the end, it’s not that I didn’t trust my analysis—it’s that I didn’t want to wait any longer. I had been in that position for about eight hours, and I thought it would keep going up, but not that fast—rather in a few more hours.
I could have achieved my 50-dollar target with this position, but instead I only added a portion. Do I regret it? Absolutely not—there’s no room for regrets in a market that gives you opportunities every day if you know how to spot them.
By the way, this move also happened while we were live. Have you joined our community lives yet? We do them every night, and it’s not just trading—we also learn, have fun, and share. Receive our cordial invitation 🔥🤍🔥
$NIL
My analysis about $NIL was very clear and I expressed it openly: NIL would reach 0.1 and it did... so why did I close earlier? Well, what can I say—I thought it would stay for many more hours just moving sideways, and I decided to exit my position with the profit I already had, without waiting any longer. And here are two things that are very certain, even though they are opposite paths:
First, if I had waited, I would already have reached my 50-dollar goal with this trade, which would once again prove that patience is the secret weapon of Trading and,
Second, taking profits is very important. You always have to remember that unrealized gains aren’t yours; that money doesn’t belong to you until you close your position.
And in the end, it’s not that I didn’t trust my analysis—it’s that I didn’t want to wait any longer. I had been in that position for about eight hours, and I thought it would keep going up, but not that fast—rather in a few more hours.
I could have achieved my 50-dollar target with this position, but instead I only added a portion. Do I regret it? Absolutely not—there’s no room for regrets in a market that gives you opportunities every day if you know how to spot them.
By the way, this move also happened while we were live. Have you joined our community lives yet? We do them every night, and it’s not just trading—we also learn, have fun, and share. Receive our cordial invitation 🔥🤍🔥
$NIL
