@randybrito@FFairing I think that the best way to communicate this is to have somebody understand this for themselves rather than telling them as nobody would look at this statement and be like
“oh yeah, he’s right I’m gonna stop trading right now.”
When a gambler sees a position go up after they sell, they feel like they are owed that money. They instantly chase another trade just to get it back.
The problem is that high-probability trades should come to you, not be forced on a whim.
When a trader sees a position go up after they sell, they look back and ask why they exited. They evaluate the chart from a technical standpoint to see if they should have managed the trade differently.
Then, they wait for the next high-probability setup and execute their strategy.