I used to feel that making only a small profit was the same as losing. After taking profit, I’d see the market keep rising and feel really uncomfortable. As a result, I’d often end up losing the money I’d just made by jumping back in because I couldn’t let it go.
Later, I set a few rules for myself:
Don’t regret taking profit. Profits made according to plan are good profits.
Stop trading after a losing streak. Don’t risk the next trade trying to make back the last one.
If you miss a move, don’t chase it. Wait for the next entry opportunity.
Don’t let other people’s profits disrupt your own trading rhythm.
Review your mistakes every day instead of focusing only on your account balance.
There are opportunities in the market every day, but not every opportunity is yours. A truly mature trader isn’t someone who catches every move, but someone who knows when to act and when to hold back.$UAI $CAP $SOPH
