You can’t get the order; that’s also a decision

This profession teaches me something a bit blunt: money isn’t lost because you analyzed wrong; it’s lost because you enter a trade when your hands are itchy.

I’ve had nights where I sat watching the candles for hours, seeing them inch forward bit by bit, while my stomach burned like fire. Not because there was a beautiful setup, but because I was afraid that standing aside would make me miss out. That’s when ego speaks up. I forced a trade no matter what, and then the market corrected me by charging the price of my lack of patience.

CZ has a saying, roughly, that the market is a place where money moves from the impatient to the patient. I read it a long time ago, but it took a few accounts for me to truly understand. A good hunter doesn’t shoot the first prey that runs past. They wait for the right distance.

For reference only, not investment advice. DYOR.

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