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[Mind Money Notes @MMNotes_28]

10 harsh truths that will change your life:

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[Steve Burns @SJosephBurns]

The ability to sit and do nothing when there is no trade is a skill.

[Market RebellionHQ @RebellioMarket]

Secrets for profiting in Bull and bear market.

[Steve Burns @SJosephBurns]

Trade to make money not to prove you’re right.

[True market Leader @TmarketL]

Trading wisdom from Peter Brandt:

[AsymTrading @AsymTrading]

One of the biggest psychological hurdles for traders is the obsession with being "right." It's easy to get caught up in wanting to prove that your analysis, strategy, or gut feeling is correct. But here's the thing: the market doesn't care about your ego. Successful trading isn't about being right all the time; it's about managing risk and following what the market tells you.

Dan Zanger, a legendary trader, shared a valuable piece of wisdom in an interview. He recommended buying 5 or 6 breakouts and only adding to the ones that work, cutting the ones that don't. Does this sound like trying to be "right" or being present for opportunity and letting the odds play out? It should be obvious. It's a straightforward approach that emphasizes listening to the market. If a trade isn't working, he doesn't try to force it to fit his thesis. He cuts it and moves on to the next.

Qullamaggie, another renowned trader, has talked about having a 20-30% win rate. Think about that for a second. He’s "wrong" 70-80% of the time and still makes millions. How? By focusing on the big picture, understanding how to identify momentum and supply/demand imbalances, and managing odds and risk effectively. When he's right, he makes it count, and when he's wrong, he cuts his losses quickly.

The Dynamic of Trading
The dynamic here is about shifting your mindset from needing to be right to being open to what the market is telling you. Here’s how you can embrace this approach:

Neutral Mindset: Approach each trade with a neutral mindset. Look at the information the market is giving you as either supporting or rejecting your thesis. It’s not personal; it’s just data.

Small Positions, Big Gains: Start with small positions. As the trade proves itself, you can add more. This way, you're not committing too much capital upfront and can quickly cut losses if the trade goes against you.

Cutting Losses: Be ruthless about cutting your losses. If a trade isn’t working, get out. There's no point in holding onto a losing position hoping it will turn around. Your thesis might be right eventually, but your timing is off. This doesn't mean cut yourself to death by, but learn to let go of the trade when the information tells you to.

Letting Winners Run: When a trade is working, let it run. This is where you make your big gains. Add to your position as the stock proves itself, but always keep an eye on risk management.

Embracing the Odds
Trading with a 20-30% win rate and still making millions is a testament to the importance of risk management and capitalizing on big winners. It’s about understanding that you don’t need to be right all the time to be successful. In fact, trying to be right all the time can be detrimental. It can lead to overtrading, holding onto losers, and missing out on big opportunities.

Next time you're in a trade, ask yourself: "Am I trying to be right, or am I listening to what the market is telling me?" If you can embrace the latter, you'll find that the pressure to be right fades, and your trading becomes more about following the data and less about proving a point.

Remember, the market doesn’t care about your ego. It cares about supply and demand, price action, and volume. Focus on what the market is telling you, and you’ll be in a much better position to profit, even if you’re "wrong" most of the time.

[nextbigtrade @nextbigtrade]

Moving averages are the top tool for traders looking to capture trends.

[Lone Stock Trader @LoneStockTrader]

@NMcity2country @markminervini One can make millions on a stock without knowing what the company does by buying & selling at the right time, and one can lose millions knowing the ins and outs of a company if one buys and sells at the wrong time.

I'd rather be the former rather than the latter.

[Mark Minervini @markminervini]

Trading is about playing probabilities. All we can do is expose our capital in areas of opportunity and mange risk appropriately in relation. The one who does THAT the best, gets the chips.
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[Wealth Squad Chris @Chrissssjohnson]

Curiosity, consistency & confidence will take you anywhere you want to go.

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