A GREAT TRADING STRATEGY!

📉 One trade, +$30, and an important decision

“I don’t need to squeeze the maximum out of every trade. I need to make sure a winning trade doesn’t turn into a loss.”

I enter a bearish trade and, after some time, the position starts moving in my favor.

I’m up +$30. 💰

At that moment, I have two options: let the market run freely and risk that a reversal wipes out the whole gain, or protect part of it.

I decide to move my Stop Loss to +$15.

Now, if the market pulls back, I don’t lose the $30 I already made. Instead, I still lock in approximately +$15.

But I don’t want to close the trade yet because the bearish trend continues.

I set my Take Profit lower, for example at +$60, to give room for the move.

So it ends up like this:

➡️ Current profit: +$30
🛡️ Stop Loss: +$15
🎯 Take Profit: +$60

If the price keeps falling → I can reach +$60.

If the price bounces back → I exit with approximately +$15.

The key is not trying to get the maximum out of every trade.

The key is to protect your gains, control the risk, and let the trend do its job.

And something I’m learning:

Don’t move the Stop Loss out of fear.
Don’t move the Take Profit out of greed.
Move them only because my plan says so. 📊

MAIN TRADING MISTAKES! 👎

⚠️ Too much leverage — 30x, 60x, or more increases risk too much.
📈 Not following the trend — entering against the market’s main move.
🔥 Revenge trading — trying to recover a loss immediately.
🎯 Misplacing the Stop Loss and Take Profit — not protecting gains or changing the plan due to emotions.
🔄 Overtrading — keep entering after a loss instead of stopping.

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