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Your Worst Trade Was Probably Avoidable

  • Timothy Pollard
  • May 1, 2023
  • 1 min read

May 1, 2023


Let’s be honest—your biggest loss last quarter wasn’t due to market randomness. It was a preventable error. A slip in discipline. A trade you knew was off, but took anyway.

How to Cut Preventable Mistakes

  1. Codify your “no-trade” zones.Choppy markets? News days? Overtraded sessions? Label and avoid.

  2. Use timeouts.After two losses in a row, pause. Review. Don’t re-enter on tilt.

  3. Write before clicking.Type out the setup logic. If you can’t explain it in a sentence, don’t take it.

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