Every single trade of yours cannot be perfectly accurate every time. This is normal. Losing trades are actually the best teachers—they teach you what the true market is. As a trader, you need to learn to embrace these mistakes and extract lessons from them. This is true in trading and in life. Those setbacks that seem frustrating are actually shaping a more mature you. Instead of avoiding mistakes, it's better to understand them. This is the shortcut to growth.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 01-09 16:57
Exactly right, a surge in orders is the best learning opportunity, my painful lesson...
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 01-09 16:47
This is exactly how I think when I'm trapped, am I still thinking the same now? Haha
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UnluckyMiner
· 01-09 16:47
Sounds good, but the key is still to cut losses properly.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 01-09 16:42
Only when you lose money do you truly understand the market; painful lessons are more valuable than anything else.
Every single trade of yours cannot be perfectly accurate every time. This is normal. Losing trades are actually the best teachers—they teach you what the true market is. As a trader, you need to learn to embrace these mistakes and extract lessons from them. This is true in trading and in life. Those setbacks that seem frustrating are actually shaping a more mature you. Instead of avoiding mistakes, it's better to understand them. This is the shortcut to growth.