Rules of Successful trader

That’s really solid advice. Keeping position sizes small to remove the emotional weight makes a lot of sense. Turning trading into a steady, disciplined process rather than a thrill ride seems like the real key to long-term success. Thanks for sharing this!

As far as I concern, one of the most important things to be profitable is to not dig in bottomless ground, people usually do it and end up falling into the hole. I think the market plays with doubt and expectative to crack into traders patience, alike, it doesn't care to give you profits or BE whenever, because the market doesn't needs to liquidate you immediately, but to let you play, let your gaze be trapped by the moves, and eventually, cut you off. euphoria isn't the most dangerous moment, but when the sentiment that feeling caused settles, making you slip off on your own doubts and expectations until the guillotine falls and calls for your margin. that call isn't always in the next 10 candles, but that 10 next candles are the ones who assure you stay there until the following 3 liquidate you, settling oscillations are one of those moments, but I don't know. I think the lesson is to not fear to be sceptical when you're meant to, or to trust a moment and a movement when know when you (and not the moment) will end. :9

Simple. You stick to your strategy/rules. Turn off emotions. Don't chase losses. If you wait enough - you can get big gradually. Doesn't matter what asset - the rest are specifics.