Traders make one mistake, then compound it in frustration: oversized bets, overtrading, revenge trading, you name it.
One bad decision doesn’t need more to keep it company. If you get a flat tyre, you don’t slash the other three like a cunt.
Cheers.
You have to accept that you’ll fail more times than you win. It is simply the probabilities of life. It is also an innate nature of the human experience. No one is born with all the answers. We evolved as a species through trial and error.
Your greatest successes will come from failing and evolving from those failures
Most traders don’t lose because of the market; they lose because they can’t sit still.
The Bible says: “Be still, and know that I am God.” (Psalm 46:10) and suddenly, it makes perfect sense.
We humans struggle with stillness.
The silence feels uncomfortable, the waiting feels endless, and the discipline feels heavy.
Yet, stillness is often where clarity, strength, and wisdom are born.
So the real question isn’t can you trade? it’s can you be still?
every trader hits that phase: where you’ve learned enough, but you’re still not consistent
that’s the identity gap
your knowledge is ahead of your behavior
you overcome this by fixing yourself, not your system
@AmasPFT How do you deal with consistency rule? If you lose 1 trade , you keep trading that day? Cause more you lose in the day more days you need to get the money back
@propfundsquad@the5erstrading Wen you are funded they make spread larger and execution worse . I have plenty of videos. They also deal with me 1:20 leverage after they decrease it to 1:10