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There are confusing moments in trading.
The chart moves as expected.
Correct direction. The market narrative is “on the road”.
But the final result is still a loss.
Not because the analysis is wrong.
Not because the market betrayed us.
But because of small decisions that go unnoticed.
Entry is taken with confidence. Stop loss is placed, but too tight — not because of strategy, but because of fear.
Or SL is moved a little, because “the price is close”. Then the market turns back for a moment. Touching that limit. And goes… in the direction we read from the beginning.

Learning to trade often feels like an endless obligation.
One video is not enough.
One book feels insufficient.
One strategy wants to be perfected again.
Strange, isn't it?
Knowledge increases, but the head just becomes fuller.
At this point, perhaps the question is no longer:
what has not been learned?
but:
where should one pause for a moment?

Learning That Never Ends
There is a phase where learning feels alive. There is curiosity. There is a desire to understand.
Then there is another phase, quieter:
learning turns into an escape.