Reasons Why I Have Refused To Give Up On Trading
The Secrets Behind Winning The Market
The real secret of online trading that many people don't know?
It’s not just about finding the "perfect strategy" or chasing signals—it’s about risk management, psychology, and consistency.
Here’s what most traders overlook:
1. Risk Management Is King
I usually risk about 1-3% per trade. Blow-ups happen when you overleverage, as I learnt it the hardest way from my experience.
Use stop losses like your life depends on it.
Position sizing is everything. A good setup means nothing if your size is reckless.
2. Trading Psychology > Strategy
Emotional control separates the winners from the losers. Do you know?
I use to be this emotional while trading, over the years, until lately, I don't even care about losing any longer because I risk what I can afford to lose and let my winning trades run.
Overtrading, revenge trading, and FOMO? That’s what kills most accounts.
The best traders have discipline—they stick to their plan no matter what. Learn to stick to your plan or adjust when the need arises.
3. Consistency Beats Quick Profits
Often as I trade, I realize that, there’s no "holy grail" strategy—just a consistent execution, patience and discipline.
Small, steady wins compound over time.
Trading isn’t about hitting home runs; it’s about staying in the game long enough to let probability play out.
4. Smart Money vs. Dumb Money
The market is manipulated—accept it. Institutions use liquidity hunts and fake breakouts.
Based on several researches, about 90-95% of retail traders often lose because they follow hype and emotion rather than data and structures.
If you learn to think like smart money (banks, hedge funds), you flip the game in your favor.
5. Adapt or Die
Over the years, I have learnt that the market conditions change. What worked last month might not work today.
I backtest and adjust my trading strategy instead of blindly following outdated methods.
I have refused to give up because I believe that I am always a student of the game and learning new skills day-in and day-out means more success.
Most traders fail because they chase signals, ignore risk, and let emotions run wild. The ones who treat it like a business, control risk, and stick to a plan? They win.
To learn more about trading in general, you may also check my formal blog posts
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Bye!
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