Finally, risk management is not just something you do occasionally—it's part of your everyday trading strategy, and it should be applied to every trade you make. 25/25

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The best traders don't just show up and hope for the best—they do their homework.

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If you're not willing to commit the time and energy needed to develop a trading plan, then you shouldn't be trading at all.

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Great traders are lifelong learners.

If you don't trust yourself to cut your losses, you'll hesitate and overanalyze every trade you make.

The best traders don't let their losing trades drag on longer than they should.

Trading is not just about knowing what to do; it's about being able to apply what you know in real situations where emotions are running high and stakes are high too.

Trading is a long-term commitment.

When you're trading, you need to have the discipline to hold back and think things through, even though you may be extremely tempted by an opportunity.

They chose their own bones!

Knowing how to trade is one thing; actually executing it is another.

The best traders I know are at peace with themselves, they take the time to be present with their thoughts, and they can see things clearly.

Successful trading is based on managing risk.

Good traders know that success comes from consistent effort. They understand the value of hard work and know from experience that nothing worth it comes easily.

The more you value yourself and operate from a place of strength and confidence, the better trader you'll be.

If you're frustrated with your trading, it's because you're frustrated with yourself. You have expectations that aren't being met, and when they're not met, it's easy to lose hope and start getting angry.

All of my biggest losses came after my biggest wins. Always stay humble. Arrogance is a quick way to lose money in the market.