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At the beginning of my trading journey, I noticed something strange about myself.

When a trade was up 5% or 10%, I wasn’t satisfied. I would tell myself:
“Why exit now? Maybe it will reach ×2 or ×3.”

But when a trade was losing, I behaved in the exact opposite way.
I wouldn’t accept the loss and would say:
“I’ll wait a little… maybe the price will go back to where it was.”

The problem is that the market doesn’t work that way.

Small profits I used to let turn into missed opportunities,
and small losses I used to let turn into bigger losses.

Over time, I realized that trading is not just about predicting the direction.
It’s about managing your decisions after entering the trade.

A professional trader doesn’t think this way:

When they win, they know when to take profit.

When they are wrong, they know when to exit quickly.

Because the golden rule of trading is:
Let profits run… and cut losses quickly.

The market doesn’t reward those who simply hope.
It rewards those who manage their risk with discipline.