Deadliest deal? The one you enter to quickly make up your losses 😵💫
You lose a trade, so you enter the next one with a bigger amount and say: “I’ll just get back what I lost and get out.”
Here’s what to ask yourself: did I genuinely see an opportunity, or am I just frustrated about the loss?
The market doesn’t know your entry price, and it doesn’t have a deadline to return your money. And if the urge to make up for it becomes stronger than the reason you entered, then waiting is worth it.
Before any trade, ask yourself:
🔹 If I hadn’t lost beforehand, would I have entered it?
🔹 Where did I consider my analysis to be wrong?
🔹 How much loss can I realistically tolerate?
You don’t have to make up losses today. The most important thing is not to turn one loss into a chain of rushed decisions. $NVDAB
Did you enter a trade motivated by the need to make up for losses? What did you learn from it? 👇
#BitcoinRejectedAt$87K #BTC
$AAPLB
$GOOGL.US
You lose a trade, so you enter the next one with a bigger amount and say: “I’ll just get back what I lost and get out.”
Here’s what to ask yourself: did I genuinely see an opportunity, or am I just frustrated about the loss?
The market doesn’t know your entry price, and it doesn’t have a deadline to return your money. And if the urge to make up for it becomes stronger than the reason you entered, then waiting is worth it.
Before any trade, ask yourself:
🔹 If I hadn’t lost beforehand, would I have entered it?
🔹 Where did I consider my analysis to be wrong?
🔹 How much loss can I realistically tolerate?
You don’t have to make up losses today. The most important thing is not to turn one loss into a chain of rushed decisions. $NVDAB
Did you enter a trade motivated by the need to make up for losses? What did you learn from it? 👇
#BitcoinRejectedAt$87K #BTC
$AAPLB
$GOOGL.US
