Trading journal: The clearest mirror of your psychology 🔥
Many guys who are new to the game often skip the habit of recording the details of every order. You might think that once you finish trading, that’s it—but that’s a big mistake. The market never lies, but your emotions are very good at deceiving you. Win and you get overconfident; lose and you get bitter, wanting to make up for it. And so, those negative behavior patterns repeat again and again.
You know, Binance’s CZ once said that the most important thing isn’t predicting prices, but managing risk and maintaining discipline. Every time you write down the reason for an order, when you place the order, and how you feel at that moment, you’re creating a mirror that reflects yourself. It’s not just the numbers or any coin in particular, but a deep look into those impulsive decisions—those moments when you “switch up” at the last minute or “hold the loss” far too aggressively.
For reference only, not investment advice. DYOR.
#tamlytrader $TWT
Many guys who are new to the game often skip the habit of recording the details of every order. You might think that once you finish trading, that’s it—but that’s a big mistake. The market never lies, but your emotions are very good at deceiving you. Win and you get overconfident; lose and you get bitter, wanting to make up for it. And so, those negative behavior patterns repeat again and again.
You know, Binance’s CZ once said that the most important thing isn’t predicting prices, but managing risk and maintaining discipline. Every time you write down the reason for an order, when you place the order, and how you feel at that moment, you’re creating a mirror that reflects yourself. It’s not just the numbers or any coin in particular, but a deep look into those impulsive decisions—those moments when you “switch up” at the last minute or “hold the loss” far too aggressively.
For reference only, not investment advice. DYOR.
#tamlytrader $TWT
