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Stop the Panic: How to Set a Stop-Loss Like a Pro We’ve been talking lately about Stop Loss at length and how crucial it is, because we’ve all been there: the market moves against you, your heart races, and you think, “Why didn’t I set a stop-loss?!” Don’t make that mistake again.. Here’s your step-by-step guide to setting a stop-loss that protects your profits and minimizes your losses. 1. Know Your Risk Tolerance Before entering, decide how much you’re willing to lose—1-2% of your capital per trade is a solid rule. 2. Use a Crypto Position Size Calculator Before opening any leveraged trade, always use a position size calculator to assess your risk properly. 3. Set Take Profit Targets First Before setting your stop-loss, set clear take profit targets. Once your first take profit hits, move your stop-loss to break-even to protect yourself. 4. Place Stop-Loss Based on Technicals Use support and resistance: • Buy: Stop-loss below support. • Sell: Stop-loss above resistance. 5. Use a Fixed Dollar or Percentage Amount For precision, set your stop-loss based on a fixed amount or percentage, like 2% of your trade. 6. Trail Your Stop-Loss for Protection Once the market moves in your favor, trail your stop-loss to lock in profits as the price rises. Final Tip: The stop-loss is your safety net, not a crutch. It’s there to give you the confidence to trade with discipline. Want to trade smarter with proven strategies? Click here to copy my trades and 🚀💰. #success #tradesmart #stoploss #strategy

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Time to just wait, until we have clear reversal signals.

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Get Your Act Together: The Power of Self-Discipline in Trading When I first started trading, I thought my intuition would be the cornerstone of my success. Spoiler: it wasn’t. Lack of consistency and discipline led to losses, even though I had attended during my school years Valley Forge, an elite military academy in the US, I found myself making rookie mistakes, but building habits turned it around. Discipline isn’t innate—it’s learned and affirmed with practice. Here’s how. 1. Build a Daily Routine: Start each day the same: • Morning (10 minutes): Scan the market, set alerts, plan. • Midday Check-In: Review performance—are you sticking to your plan? • Evening Reflection (15 minutes): Log trades and emotions. Do this for 21 days—you’ll feel more in control. 2. Predefine Risk: You wouldn’t drive without brakes. Why trade without stop-losses? • Before every trade: Define your entry, stop-loss, and profit target. • Limit risk to 1-2% of your capital. • Once set, walk away. Trust the process. 3. The 5-Second Pause Rule: Before hitting “Buy” or “Sell,” pause: • Does this align with my plan? • Am I reacting emotionally? If you hesitate, don’t take the trade. This habit saved me from many mistakes. 4. Visualize the Process: Close your eyes for two minutes. Picture yourself: • Identifying trades. • Setting stop-losses. • Logging results calmly. Reinforce the disciplined trader you’re becoming. 5. Journaling: Log these details nightly: • Setups, results, emotions, and plan deviations. Review weekly to spot patterns. Are you improving? Where are you slipping? Final Note: Discipline isn’t flashy, but it works. Stick to these protocols for 21 days, and watch the shift. Don’t want to go it alone? Click here to copy my trades and trade smarter 🚀💰. Cheers!

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