Trader Solace

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[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

We care less if we win or lose, if we see that Nothing can be taken away from us, as Being.
We can't lose ourselves, so we don't feel lessened if we lose.
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[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

We should not try to “beat” the market, to be above it, more important, so we don't feel "beaten" by the market when we lose.

Don't take it personally.

We are not "above" the market when winning, thus we are not "under" if losing.

Losing doesn't mean that we are "less".

[C.G. Jung Foundation @cgjungny]

"The most terrifying thing is to accept oneself completely." #CarlJung

[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

@urakarla Necessarily we must be confident that we are in doubt. We validate that. There is no confirmation outside of ourselves. So how can we ever be doubtful? :)

[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

Just do the screen time.
Screen time without engaging is like meditation.

[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

@urakarla That's how imperfection is irrelevant in the perfection that we are.

[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

I am NOT here to "help you win" in #trading.
*Do not #trade from a loser POV.

Because then you act like a loser.
Success is normal. Success is what you are.

[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

@cgjungny Yes, understanding that we choose to say "I depend", that we choose to be in a victim mentality.

[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

This quote, has some energy to it.

[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

What goes well, just goes well.

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[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

@rjparkerjr09 So to answer maybe "What is it about human nature that makes it so easy for even very smart people to follow their biases" ... Confusing BIAS with CONFIDENCE. And the more "smart" one is, the more so called "confident" he is. Wow :)

[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

@rjparkerjr09 The "loss aversion" can have its complementary, when people leave a losing trade open - until the point of no return... Confusing that with CONFIDENCE. Justifying an unfortunate decision is the BIAS.

[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

The "Regression effect" takes everything out isn't it?

[Jerry Parker @rjpjr12]

"What is it about human nature that makes it so easy for even very smart people to follow their biases. The only solution is to turn over your decisions to a set of rules that will eliminate the biases. I am going to have an outside force bind me to good behavior. This is the foundation of quant [systems] investing - forcing good behavior on fallible humans."
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[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

Peace of mind, and the feeling of stability

We believe that once we achieve victory over the market, stability will follow

Yet what if we are winners if we have stability in the first place…
then we don't chase, we don't ask or pretend from the market to give us what it can't

[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

@tradermike1234 Also we should not judge ourselves in case of a falling balance curve. Guilt can't help, and leads to compensation mechanisms such as overtrading, fomo, a.s.o.
It's best not to take loss personally, so you can see your edge, your strategy more like an administrator.

[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

One fact that demonstrates traders are spiritual:

They know price / value is a mentally attributed value, so actually they know everything is priceless.

So, why judge and define ourselves based on a falling balance line? We are priceless :)

[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

@FTMO_com Overtrading is a compensation mechanism.

When we take loss personally, when feeling we are less.

Who we are, can never be more or less, regardless our equity curve. Just trading with peace of mind :)

[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

@R0BC0D3R @AlphaMind101 Yeah... It's good to be aware that we act based on our interpretation of the market. And an opinion is just an opinion, is just an opinion, is just an opinion :), wow.

[Trader Solace @tradersolace]

An interpretation is not a fact!
It certainly helps to be aware of personal biases and opinions.
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