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I know some people may have been expecting me to post this lesson on deeper analysis, but the purpose of these lessons is not to please people — I can only guide you, and this is possibly the most important lesson of all.
You’ve heard before that 90% of traders fail. Ever stopped to wonder why? How can it be that 9 out of 10 people always lose? That statistic is really quite crazy. Yet people still enter trading and ultimately become part of the 90%.
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What makes the 10% of winning traders different? Just one factor, as Mark Douglas puts it beautifully: “they have simply learned to think differently.”
The majority of people in this space have no real understanding of what it means to be a profitable trader. There are unrealistic expectations — many think trading is an overnight journey, that once you “fix” analysis everything will become easy. But the truth is, it’s not that simple.
No matter how good your analysis is, it doesn’t matter at all if your psychology is not right. I can’t stress this enough. There is a psychological barrier that every trader must break before becoming consistent.
That is the real goal: not to make profit one day and lose it the next. You can NEVER have a blown account if you manage risk properly. The only way this happens is through over-risking and greed for fast profits. And let me tell you — this industry has no space for greed. The market will make you pay for it by taking your hard-earned money.
You must remove emotions from trading. Not happiness after wins, not sadness after losses. Ask yourself: if a trade hits stop loss, will it impact you psychologically? If yes, you are risking too much. But if you are a true trader risking only 1%, even a loss should not affect you.
I get many messages from people asking for signals because they have lost money and think it’s the fault of analysis. While analysis plays a role, the truth is that most failures come from poor psychology, not bad analysis.
So next time you feel bad about trading, ask yourself: was this an analysis issue (for example, risking 1% means you would need 100 consecutive losses to blow an account), or was it a psychology issue (like risking 50% on a single trade)?
For 99% of people, the answer is psychology.
Fortunately, there is a solution — and it is simple. Read “Trading in the Zone” by Mark Douglas. Every trader MUST read this book before considering trading as a profession. Everything stems from psychology, and until you master it, you will not become successful in the trading industry.
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