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Paschal.Btc๐Ÿ‘ฝ

@Web3_Dad

24 Tweets 4 reads Apr 06, 2023
Have you been trading the financial market for years, but still not profitable even with a perfect strategy, well there are common mistakes that could hinder your success in trading!
Lets find out in this thread ๐Ÿงต
Pls like and retweet for a friend:)
1. Most important mistakes traders make is overtrading:)
Overtrading refers to excessive buying and selling of financial assets beyond what is necessary for an investment strategy.
This can be motivated by various factors, such as greed, impulsiveness,
or a mistaken belief in one's ability to time the market.
Overtrading can result in increased transaction costs, reduced profitability, and potentially catastrophic losses.
Now, how can you overcome overtrading?
Very simple, to avoid overtrading, every traders should be able to establish a clear investment goals and stick to a well-defined investment strategy. This may involve setting specific trading rules, such as limits on the amount of capital
that can be invested in a single asset or sector, or using technical indicators to identify potential entry and exit points. Additionally, traders should develop a disciplined approach to trading and avoid making impulsive emotional decisions or short-term market fluctuations.
2. Failing to use stop-loss orders: These is another annoying mistake traders make, the Stop-loss orders are actually meant to limit potential losses by automatically closing out a trade when a predetermined price level is reached.
Not using these orders can leave traders vulnerable to large losses which can be so cumbersome to handle as a trader, note that as a trader your mental health needs to be maintained and not the other way round, so making use of stop-loss orders shouldnโ€™t be a big deal for you.
3. Failing to have a trading plan:
Trading plan is very essential for traders, it can help traders stay disciplined, focused, and can include factors such as entry and exit points, risk management strategies, and position sizing.
Read more about trading plan and journaling, written by a friend @Techriztm
4. Letting emotions drive your decisions:
Emotional decision-making during trading is the process of making trading decisions based on one's emotional state rather than objective analysis or logical reasoning.
Emotional decisions can be driven by a variety of factors such as fear, greed, anxiety, or excitement. Emotions such as fear, greed, and hope can cloud a trader's judgment and lead to poor decision-making.
Emotional decisions during trading can be detrimental to one's overall performance, as they are often impulsive and not based on rational analysis of the market. Emotional trading can result in losses, missed opportunities, and high levels of stress and anxiety.
So how do you overcome emotional decision?
it is important for traders to develop a solid trading plan and stick to it, as well as to manage their emotions through techniques such as mindfulness, meditation, or therapy.
Traders can also benefit from taking breaks, staying informed about market trends, and seeking out the advice of trusted professionals.
So you can always reach out me, when you have a such problem and wants an advise, would be happy to attend to you!
5. Failing to diversify:
Concentrating all investments in a single asset or sector can increase risk, as losses in one area can significantly impact overall portfolio performance, so its really important to diversify and look for opportunities in other trading pairs.
6. Ignoring market trends and news:
Ignoring market trends and news can lead to missed opportunities or trades that are made based on outdated or inaccurate information. So its necessary to look out for news before trading any particular sector.
7. Trading too much on margin:
Trading on margin means borrowing money from a broker to buy or sell assets, such as stocks or currencies, with the expectation of making more profit.
Margin is the amount of money that a trader puts up to open a trade, while the leverage is the amount of money that the trader borrows from the broker.
Trading with too much margin means that a trader is using more leverage than is appropriate for their account size and risk tolerance.
This can lead to several problems, such as increased risk, margin calls, interest cost and psychological pressure. So its indeed a red flag!
8. Failing to keep up with changes in the market: Markets can change rapidly, and traders who fail to keep up with these changes risk being left behind or making trades based on outdated information.
This is where, learning, relearning, and unlearning comes in, back testing your strategy, improving it with the current price actions in the financial market!
Overall, successful trading requires discipline, knowledge, and a willingness to learn from mistakes. Avoiding these common mistakes can help traders increase their chances of success in the financial markets.
So if you like this thread, retweet, like and drop a comment, would be happy to reply all necessary questions relating to this thread!
You can follow few mentors i know :)
@Techriztm
@Alh_Myke1
They drop awesome threads like these that could be helpful in your trading career!
Wish you guys a happy trading day ahead๐Ÿ˜Ž

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