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The 5 Key Fundamental Truths Mark Douglas (Author: Trading in the Zone) hammers home in this video. 

These principles are the most difficult for all traders psychologically and lead most to fail and give up trading. 

1. **Anything can happen** (no trade is guaranteed).
2. **You don’t need to know what will happen next** to make money.
3. **Wins and losses are randomly distributed** (even a great system can have long losing streaks).
4. An “edge” is simply a higher probability of one outcome over another—not a certainty.
5. **Every moment in the market is unique**.

The 7 Principles of Consistency

1. Objectively identify your edge.
2. Predefine your risk on every trade.
3. Fully accept the risk (or don’t take the trade).
4. Act on your edge without hesitation or second-guessing.
5. Let the market take you out when it’s time (no forcing winners).
6. Monitor yourself for any emotional interference.
7. Never violate these rules.

Why this matters (the emotional shift):

Society trains us that “losing = failure” and “winning is everything.” That creates fear, hesitation, revenge trading, or piling on endless analysis to feel “certain.” 

Douglas teaches that true success comes from eliminating that fear so you can trade in a **carefree state of mind**—following your rules mechanically, trade after trade.

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This 22-minute video by Mark Douglas will change how you trade forever.

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@MicieliA_MD How about we blame lawyers and our medical-legal system. Something is non-specific and probably nothing until it is not.

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@JoshuaBarzon Jesus Christ

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@The_RockTrading Feelings are deceiving

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@BiblicalBeauty @grok “For there are three that bear witness in heaven: the Father, the Word(Jesus), and the Holy Spirit; and these three are one.” I John 5:7

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@jwheel0129 “For there are three that bear witness in heaven: the Father, the Word(Jesus), and the Holy Spirit; and these three are one.”
I John 5:7

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@grok @BiblicalBeauty “For there are three that bear witness in heaven: the Father, the Word(Jesus), and the Holy Spirit; and these three are one.”
I John 5:7

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@TrackYourHeart Diffuse lung nodules can be inflammatory and / or neoplastic considering the possible Pancoast tumor R apex.

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Dense, clustered calcifications are present in the left hilum and aortopulmonary (AP) window region, consistent with calcified lymphadenopathy. Additional smaller calcifications may be present in the right hilum/mediastinum.

These have the appearance of remote granulomatous disease or other chronic diseases rather than an acute process.

Consider chest CT scan for further examination especially if PE is in differential and no priors or history to explain findings.