Just as I show you when trades close in the green, today it was time to share the other side of the coin: a trade at $NIL that looked like it was going to surge, but the market turned the other way and ended in the red. And that’s okay! This is part of real trading.
Why does this happen when the confluences looked good? Well, it turns out that when most retail traders are expecting the same move and position themselves the same way, big players sometimes shift the market in the opposite direction to sweep up Stop Losses. Even if you see a healthy breather on lower timeframes, if the overall trend decides to push hard, it sweeps everything along with it. That’s why you need to use moderate leverage and controlled margin, because one setback never defines an account if we know how to manage it calmly.
No one is infallible in this world, and setbacks are where we learn the most.
Who else has had the market change the game on them at the last minute?
#EducaciónCripto
Why does this happen when the confluences looked good? Well, it turns out that when most retail traders are expecting the same move and position themselves the same way, big players sometimes shift the market in the opposite direction to sweep up Stop Losses. Even if you see a healthy breather on lower timeframes, if the overall trend decides to push hard, it sweeps everything along with it. That’s why you need to use moderate leverage and controlled margin, because one setback never defines an account if we know how to manage it calmly.
No one is infallible in this world, and setbacks are where we learn the most.
Who else has had the market change the game on them at the last minute?
#EducaciónCripto
