Disliked{quote} In my opinion, it is difficult to trade the opposite of what we think. We don't learn strategies/systems (PNF, SNR, engulfing, ichimoku, ICT, SMC, etc) only to contradict its signal (if the system says buy, are we going to sell then? and vice versa). Rather than trading the opposite of what we think, it is more reasonable to try putting ourselves as big guys. Unlike us retail traders, big guys cannot buy or sell anywhere due to the size of their orders. Big guys need liquidity hence they will hunt stop losses of retail traders. So try to...Ignored
I’ll repeat the same point—it all comes down to lack of discipline. That’s how a $500 account gets blown in a single day with just one trade. The reason is poor money management. Even if your trade was wrong, the real problem was using an oversized lot size, which left you unable to take another trade and ended up wiping out your whole account.
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