If you're a profitable trader, invest the profits you make. You never know when drawdown will come! Be smart—invest and generate extra income while trading. This takes pressure off your shoulders and helps you earn more long-term.

Waiting looks like doing nothing — but it’s real work.

Amateurs need a trade. Professionals need the right trade. Waiting looks like doing nothing — but it’s real work.

Human Nature is impatient. This impatience is built in more than 10000 years ago. you have to break it, to become rich and successful.

When you are not taking a trade it looks you are doing nothing. But inner battle is going on to control the urge to take random trade. Doing Nothing [to win inner battle] is also a part of strategy.

Random wins create habit of taking random trade. Don't tale random trades.

Market rewards those who wait and punish those who can't

Opportunity is matter of patience meeting preparation.

Tom Hougaard’s message is this: Trading is a battle with your own mind, not the market. Your enemy is not the chart — it’s fear, ego, and overconfidence. To win, you must: Train yourself to stay calm under pressure. Focus not on being right, but on managing risk. And most

from shankar sharma interview - If you understand what you’re doing and can handle the ups and downs, India’s small-cap space can make you very rich. But go in with your eyes open — it’s risky, emotional, and full of surprises.”

Tom quotes the legendary trader Richard Dennis, founder of the Turtle Traders, who said: “We could publish our trading rules on the front page of The Wall Street Journal, and still most people wouldn’t make money from them.” Why? Because trading success isn’t in the rules —

The Trader Who Was Wrong 80% of the Time- He talks about a respected colleague who managed a hedge fund in South Africa. They traded 1-minute charts using a system called the Tom DeMark Sequential Indicator. Their win rate? Just 20–35%. In simple terms — they were wrong 80

Two emotions do most of the damage: 1) Hope — the loser’s lullaby You buy. Price goes against you. Your plan says “exit.” Hope whispers: “Wait… it will come back.” Any trade that needs hope to survive is already lost. 2) Fear — the thief of winners You buy. It works.

Pocket playbook [paste on trading desk]

we need extreme discpline. If it break...result 👇

Dont shoot here and there-- be like a sniper. only trade when setup is there.

The Complete Trader The true professional is unemotional and precise. He doesn’t argue with the market. He doesn’t seek revenge or glory. He obeys the tape. He respects risk. He waits. He acts. And then he waits again. His only enemy is himself, and he fights that enemy every

From Jegathesan Durairaj (Jegan) recent interview. How to protect yourself from revenge trading.

The Master Principle All these rules point to one truth: > Control your emotions, and you control your capital. Control your capital, and you control your future. You can have the most brilliant system in the world, but if your emotions overrule your system, it becomes

If you can’t sit through drawdown, you’ll never sit through profit.