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There is a powerful story worth reflecting on about Munger.
Instead of simply trying to become smarter and make better decisions, he took the opposite approach: He studied how people become foolish and repeatedly make terrible decisions.
He recognized a simple truth: People don't make mistakes only because they lack knowledge. Sometimes, it's their greed, ego, and need to prove themselves right that destroy their judgment.
For traders, this sounds all too familiar.
You hold a losing position because you refuse to admit you're wrong. You increase your position to recover what you just lost. You FOMO because you see others making money. And eventually, you call all of it a strategy.
The market doesn't need to beat you. Sometimes, your own psychology does that for you.
Munger didn't teach us how to avoid every mistake. He taught us to recognize recurring mistakes and build systems to prevent them from happening again.
Before every trade, ask yourself:
Am I following my system or my emotions?If I weren't already in this trade, would I choose to enter it now?Am I managing risk, or am I simply trying to win back my losses?
In trading, making money from one good decision is great. But eliminating repeated, foolish decisions is what can change your results over the long run.
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