Each mistake you are correcting has an impact on your results. When I stopped trying to recover the lost value from my last trade, I stopped turning small losses into ruins. When I stopped anticipating entries and waiting for the market’s confirmation, I stopped taking unnecessary stops. When I stopped cutting profits too early, my results began to change—from an account that always closed in the red each month to one that was green or even. When I stopped trading multiple assets at the same time and traded only 1, I developed the skill needed to trade any asset. It may seem like it’s all the same thing, but each asset has different behavior—something you can only learn by focusing on a single asset. When I stopped looking for big gains in a single operation, my small wins benefited my account more. When I stopped always blaming the market for my mistakes and looked inward, I was able to see the true enemy interfering with my trades—and I sought a solution. And today I’m not completely shielded from my emotions.#OilRisesToHighestSinceJuly #USDestroysFiveIranianOilTankers #IranSaysItStruckTwoUSDestroyers #USStocksCloseLowerIntelRises9% #DowFallsOver600Points $SOL
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