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Trading Composure

@tradingcomposur

Trader | Trading Psychology Coach | Meditation Teacher |

I tweet on probabilistic thinking and emotional management in trading |

18+ years in the market

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The hardest parts of trading: 1. Patiently waiting for the right setup 2. Boldly pulling the trigger on the right setup 3. Calmly accepting the final outcome of the right setup

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When the market is about to hit your stop loss, take a deep breath, switch off your ego, and let it happen. Don't fight the market.

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Sometimes we're on a winning streak and expect this excellence to persist indefinitely. The reality is that good days will leave and bad days will come. Periods of underperformance and flat-out losses are part of trading. Never rest on your laurels.

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It's not about chasing profits, it's about protecting what you have. Shift your focus from making money to managing risk. You'll see a massive change in the results you get.

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Once you see trading through the lens of personal growth… You can’t unsee it. And your results will never be the same. I dive into this in my book — no fluff, just real talk. amzn.to/4kqhkea

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"Show me your trading results, and I'll hear what you have to say." If all you care about is flashy proof, there’s an army of fake traders in rented Lambos with doctored account screenshots ready to profit from that bias. Suckers pay more attention to appearances than real

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I know many investors who became rich thanks to their superior judgment alone. I know very few day traders who have. In fact, your best shot at becoming rich as a daytrader is by reducing the amount of thinking you do and favoring a trading system with hard rules.

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The 5 Commandments of Trading 1. Only strike when the timing is perfect. 2. Embrace the market's gifts and lessons. 3. Know the risks before taking the trade. 4. Let go of what the market takes from you. 5. Make trading your life's passion and purpose.

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Funny how no one talks about how boring consistency feels. But that’s where the real magic is. If you’ve struggled with consistency, my book might give you a fresh perspective. amzn.to/4kqhkea

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If you do not accept and embrace your past losses, it'll turn into fear. And fear will make you do all the wrong things at the wrong time.

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Diversification shows humility. You know how much you don't know, and so you spread your risk to increase your chance of success. Even if it minimizes your profit potential compared to a concentrated position.

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The path to success in trading isn't a straight one. You'll continually find yourself coming back to some of the things you previously thought you understood. That's why a growth mindset is essential. Because the learning never stops.