Short NAS100 yesterday.
Bullish opening, but price swept the Asia high and failed to continue higher.
Not a bearish NAS thesis. Just an intraday liquidity play against the opening direction.
+3R (second short went BE)
Your brain learns through repetition
Writing things down makes you process them
Journaling helps you with that
Journal after every session to develop your brain
The best traders don’t just collect data
They train their mind.
Do you watch your trade when you are in drawdown?
If yes, why?
It gets you nothing, only emotions
Make sure you have enough data, and then you know that your system works over time.
Simple.
If you’re overly excited after a winning trade, you’re chasing dopamine
That’s a dangerous habit
The best traders don’t chase the emotional high of winning
Trading is more boring than most people expect
If you need excitement, you’ll overtrade.
Think big when you’re away from the charts
That’s where motivation starts
When you’re trading, think small
Focus only on your process, your rules, and the trade in front of you
The moment you start thinking about the money, your brain becomes emotional
Have a good day.
The hardest trade to avoid is the one you don’t need
Overtrading happen when you confuse activity with progress
Your brain rewards it with dopamine
It feels like control but it isn’t
The markets pay you only for being patient.
6 life lessons that helped me as a person:
1. It doesn't matter, it's going to be okay
2. I care more about my character than my reputation
3. I’m honest and integer
4. I don't need to convince anyone of anything
5. I share my goal
6. Be the first to humanize an interaction