Don't be too perfectionist in trading
First of all, let me clarify that not pursuing perfection refers to the trading results, not the trading process. The trading process must be rigorous and take every detail into consideration.
This is actually easy to understand. The market is unpredictable. If it goes in a direction beyond your expectations, you must stop loss in time, sometimes even continuously.
But some people can't stand this result, especially perfectionists. They would rather hold orders than stop losses, and every time they make losses, they will blame themselves extremely, fall into negative emotions and can't get out. They will always be entangled in whether the trading results meet their expectations.
If you are born with this kind of personality, then I suggest giving up the road of trading. Traders are essentially paperhangers, and they all grow up under the education of the market. Moreover, trading does not necessarily mean that hard work will be rewarded. Your positive and negative feedback also depends on the market itself. If the market itself is complex and the operation difficulty increases, no one can easily make money.
Perfectionism is not a disadvantage, but an advantage. It can be used in many fields to stand out, but unfortunately, it is not applicable to the field of trading.
Trading requires breaking the obsession, breaking the obsession with results, breaking the perception of herd mentality, breaking the trust in authority, and even breaking the blind obedience to the trading system itself.
Only by accepting your own insignificance and the unpredictability of the market can you have a good trading mentality.
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