STOP OVERTRADING 🛑

YOU DON’T HAVE TO TRADE EVERY DAY ! Overtrading doesn’t make you a better trader; it puts your capital at risk. Two weeks ago, I met a rookie trader who was riding high on the market’s momentum. He had over a dozen positions open at once ( insane, 3 at risk to me is dangerous), yet he was feeling confident because everything seemed to be working in his favor. I warned him about the coming volatility and advised him to de-risk his positions. He didn’t listen. A few days later, after the market corrected aggressively, he went dark—post-loss depression hit hard.

You can’t control the market, but you can control your risk. Overexposure is a silent account killer. In my copy trading account, I never risk more than two positions at once. Patience, discipline, and risk management are the foundation.

I highly recommend LR Thomas’s book on overtrading. Here are some principles I’ve learned from it:
1. Create a Trading Plan – Define entries, exits, and risk limits. Stick to it.
2. Set Goals – Realistic goals keep you focused and disciplined.
3. Use a Journal – Track trades, emotions, and patterns to learn and improve.
4. Manage Risk – Proper position sizing and stop-loss orders are key.
5. Control Emotions – Practice mindfulness to avoid fear and greed.
6. Limit Trades – Fewer, well-thought-out trades often lead to better results.
7. Avoid Noise – Tune out distractions and stay focused on your plan.
8. Take Breaks – Rest keeps your mind sharp and avoids burnout.
9. De-Risk: Limit open positions to one or two unless the stop-loss is at break-even after taking the first profit. Only open new positions once de-risked.

By applying these strategies, I’ve cultivated consistency, and my trades reflect it. Follow my copy trading account to see the difference discipline makes. Click here to copy and 🚀💰. Cheers, and happy trading!

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Stop Trading: The Fed is Meeting, and the Stakes Are High 🚨

Today at 2:00 PM ET, the US Federal Reserve is expected to announce a 25 bps (0.25%) rate cut, with Jerome Powell speaking at 2:30 PM ET. While the cut is nearly certain (98.8% probability), the Fed’s tone will shape market reactions, making this a pivotal moment for crypto. Here’s what’s happening and how to position yourself wisely.

What to Expect from the Fed
• Optimistic Tone: If Powell emphasizes a strong economy and a “soft landing,” markets—including crypto—could rally.
• Economic Concerns: Any hint of weakness may push investors toward bonds, increasing crypto volatility.

Potential Crypto Impact
1. Short-Term Boost: Lower rates often drive funds into riskier assets like BTC and ETH, potentially sparking a rally.
2. Sentiment Ripple: Positive traditional market sentiment often spills into crypto, lifting prices.
3. Volatility Risk: If bond markets react to concerns, crypto could face sharp, unpredictable swings.
4. Long-Term Outlook: Fewer rate cuts could limit upside, but signs of economic weakness might reignite bullish momentum.

Navigating This Market
• Stay Calm: Initial moves often mislead. Wait for confirmation before acting.
• Watch Levels: Focus on key support and resistance zones for clarity post-announcement.
• Manage Risk: Diversify with stablecoins or less volatile assets to handle market swings.

Today’s meeting could set the tone for months ahead. Those following my lead copy trading account know I focus on strategy and risk management over emotions. Click here to cop and 🚀💰. Remember. step back, wait for clarity, and execute with precision.

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ALTS UPDATE 🚨

As we’ve been watching, altcoins are in a critical spot, caught between trendline resistance and horizontal support. The real question here? How does $BTC.D react in this zone. Here’s what I’m seeing:
1. Trendline Breakout: If $BTC.D breaks above the trendline, alts have a shot at holding steady. With $BTC potentially pushing towards $120K, the alts may avoid heavy bleed, but they won’t be making any huge moves just yet.
2. Post-FOMC Shift: Once the FOMC dust settles, there’s potential for a small recovery in some of the stronger altcoins. However, don’t expect a major rally. It’s likely to be more of the same—sideways action—with alts remaining stagnant or slightly recovering post-FOMC.

The Bigger Picture: The fate of the altcoin market largely hinges on $BTC’s performance and how $BTC.D behaves. A drop in $BTC.D, after the potential pump, could ignite an altcoin rally, but that’s still speculative at best. For now, the broader market feels like chop chop until the end of the year.

Key Takeaway: If you’re playing the altcoin market, patience is key. I’m not expecting big moves.

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When War or Economy News Hits: How to Survive the Market Storm

The market reacts to headlines like a punch in the gut—suddenly and with shock. War, economic news, or geopolitical shifts can turn the market into a minefield. The volatility is brutal, but it also creates opportunities. Here’s how I handle it when chaos hits:
1. Stay Calm, Stay Strategic
Panic is a trader’s worst enemy. When news breaks, the market moves fast and everyone scrambles. Resist the urge to jump in or out. The real opportunity comes when the frenzy dies down. Stick to your strategy and wait for the price to align with your levels.
2. Reassess, Don’t Overreact
News can shake up your position, but it shouldn’t shake your mind. Take a step back and assess the bigger picture. Does the news change your market view? If not, stick to your plan. If it does, adjust with intention, not emotion.
3. Scale Down, Scale Out
In volatile times, overleveraging is dangerous. Scale down your positions and give yourself room to breathe. Smaller trades allow for better control. It’s about managing risk, not chasing big wins.
4. Keep Your Eyes on the Big Picture
Economic and geopolitical news can cause short-term chaos, but the bigger trend doesn’t change overnight. Zoom out and focus on the higher timeframes. The overall market trend is your true guide.
5. Risk Management: The Lifeline
Risk management is critical in volatile times. Set your stops and know your risk before entering any trade. When the storm hits, knowing how much you’re willing to lose will keep you steady.

The market may throw curveballs, but those who stay grounded in strategy and risk management will always win. This approach guides every setup I share through my lead copy trading account. If you’re ready to trade with a clear plan, click here to copy and 🚀💰. Cheers and happy trading!

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What Holds Up in Bad Times Will Fly in Good Times: Top 20 Coins Today

In crypto, resilience is everything. The assets that weather the storms are often the ones that soar when the skies clear. Building a strong portfolio starts with identifying projects that have proven their worth even in challenging markets, and to succeed you MUST diversify. Here are 20 coins that stand out today:

1. Bitcoin (BTC) – The original cryptocurrency, a trusted store of value.
2. Ethereum (ETH) – The backbone of dApps and smart contracts.
3. Tether (USDT) – A stablecoin widely used for trading.
4. Binance Coin (BNB) – Powers the Binance ecosystem with multiple utilities.
5. USD Coin (USDC) – A transparent and regulated stablecoin.
6. XRP (XRP) – Fast, low-cost international transactions.
7. Solana (SOL) – High-speed blockchain for DeFi and NFTs.
8. Cardano (ADA) – A secure, scalable blockchain.
9. Polygon (MATIC) – Scales Ethereum with lower costs and faster transactions.
10. Litecoin (LTC) – A faster, lighter version of Bitcoin.
11. Avalanche (AVAX) – Efficient and scalable blockchain solutions.
12. Chainlink (LINK) – Connects smart contracts with real-world data.
13. Polkadot (DOT) – Enables interoperability between blockchains.
14. Toncoin (TON) – Scalable, fast, and backed by Telegram.
15. Stellar (XLM) – Simplifies cross-border payments.
16. Tron (TRX) – Focused on decentralized content sharing.
17. Dai (DAI) – A decentralized, collateral-backed stablecoin.
18. Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) – Brings Bitcoin to Ethereum’s ecosystem.
19. Shiba Inu (SHIB) – A meme coin evolving into DeFi use cases.
20. Uniswap (UNI) – A leader in decentralized exchanges.
(Source, CoinMarketCap.Com)

These coins continue to prove their value through innovation, utility, and community support.

This same mindset guides every trade I share in my lead copy trading account. Click here to copy and 💰🚀. Cheers!
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BITCOIN UPDATE 🚨

Yesterday, I highlighted the 161% fib level as a critical resistance zone—and right on cue, we’re seeing a reaction. Here’s what’s next:
1. A bounce off 127%: Sitting around $103,700, this level is showing some support. However, the reaction so far is minor, so I’ll wait for confirmation through a few more 4H closes.
2. A deeper drop into the $101K–$98K zone: This is my Zone of Interest (ZOI). Given today’s volatility and FOMC, expect potential wicks into these levels as liquidity shifts.

The Bigger Picture: With FOMC in focus, markets tend to derisk ahead of major announcements. My base case? A controlled dip into $101,200–$98K, followed by a strong pump if rate cuts materialize. This aligns perfectly with the traditional bullish news playbook—and the technicals agree.

Key Takeaway: If we hold the $101K–$98K range and pump post-FOMC, it could unlock the next leg higher for BTC and trigger renewed momentum for the broader market. For now, stay disciplined—bid around $98K for a safer entry or $101K if you’re feeling more aggressive.

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They Call You Dumb Money

Let’s Prove Them Wrong. 💪🏻🥊

The term “dumb money” was coined by institutional investors—hedge funds, banks, and big players in finance. It’s their way of dismissing retail traders like us as impulsive, uninformed, and doomed to fail.

On the other hand, there’s “smart money”—the insiders and institutions shaping the market with their resources and connections. They profit by staying one step ahead of the crowd.

But here’s the truth: being called “dumb money” doesn’t mean you have to lose. It means you need to trade smarter. I believe there’s a third category: Wise Money—and hopefully, that’s what my followers are or will become.

Wise Money Outplays Smart Money
1. Follow the Smart Money’s Footprints
Use Volume Price Analysis to track accumulation or distribution phases and avoid falling into traps.
2. Patience Over Impulse
Wise traders wait for clarity, skipping volatile phases and avoiding forced trades.
3. Thrive in Any Market
Ride the bulls with clear exits. In bear markets, find undervalued assets or short setups. Every phase offers opportunity.
4. Control Emotions
Fear and greed don’t drive wise money. Stick to the plan, accept losses, and remember—cash is a position too.
5. Step Back When Needed
Sometimes, the smartest move is doing nothing. Wise money knows when to sit out and let the market settle.

Play the Long Game

Smart money has the resources, but wise money wins by observing, adapting, and staying disciplined. By letting their moves guide us, we turn their strength into our advantage.

They call us dumb money, but as we grow and refine our craft, we’ll prove them wrong. We don’t just survive the bulls and bears—we ride them.

Who’s with me?

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VOLATILITY - The Trader’s Best Friend (and Worst Enemy)

Volatility drives trading—without it, no opportunities exist. But let’s be real: it can feel like riding a rollercoaster blindfolded. Take my recent AVAX long, for example. The market turned sharply against me, and those following my copy trading know the situation. Thankfully, my DCA strategy is holding me steady, but if the trade doesn’t turn, my risk is managed—at least I didn’t sink the yacht. Here’s how I handle volatility and stay prepared for any outcome:

1. Don’t React, Respond
Volatility feeds on emotion. Stick to your strategy and act when the price aligns with your levels. Chasing every move disrupts consistency, and consistency drives profits.
2. Position Sizing is Everything
In volatile markets, overleveraging is dangerous. Scale down your positions for clarity and flexibility. Smaller positions lead to smarter decisions.
3. Zoom Out
The 1-minute chart can be distracting. Use higher timeframes (4H, daily) to spot trends and key levels. The bigger picture helps manage volatility.
4. Set Alerts, Not Alarms
Stop staring at the screen. Set alerts for key levels to stay updated and make decisions calmly, avoiding burnout.
5. Risk Management is Non-Negotiable
Volatility amplifies mistakes. Always set a stop-loss and define your risk. Knowing your limits keeps emotions in check and your portfolio safe.

Volatility isn’t the enemy—it’s an opportunity for the disciplined and prepared. Traders who thrive in volatile markets manage risk, stay patient, and trust their strategies. It’s not about beating the market; it’s about waiting for the market to hand you opportunities. This mindset is what guides every setup I share through my lead copy trading account. Clic here to copy and 🚀💰. Cheers and happy trading!

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The Trading Myth That’s Costing You Thousands

When I first started trading, I was caught up in the rush of every market move—like overhearing snippets of conversations at a café in Paris and thinking I had to jump into every one of them. I thought the key to success was staying busy, reacting to everything.

But then, one day, I found myself sitting at a table with an investment banker friend of mine who had started managing substantial crypto investments for a few of his friends and clients—what we’d call a whale in the industry. As the market was surging, everyone around us was glued to their screens, eager to jump in.

I asked him why he wasn’t taking action, and his response caught me off guard. “The market’s too obvious right now. I’m waiting for the better move that no one else sees. The best opportunities are the ones people don’t talk about.”

It seemed counterintuitive at the time. Everyone was reacting, so why wasn’t he? But looking back, his calmness was the real brilliance. He wasn’t reacting to the chaos. He was waiting for the right moment—waiting for the market to calm down and offer a clearer, more calculated setup.

That lesson stuck with me: Trading isn’t about jumping at every opportunity. It’s about waiting for the right moment, being patient, and protecting your capital. The key to success is making moves that are deliberate, not impulsive.

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RUNE UPDATE

For those of you wise enough who followed my $RUNE call. Voila, it opened right at our target, and we are now in profits. 😊.

I’m keeping a close eye on these moves. If you want to track my trades, you can follow my lead copy trading account. Click here to copy and 🚀💰. Cheers and Happy Trading!

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ETHEREUM Price Analysis

SETH is still struggling to break and hold above the $4,000 level, but it’s only a matter of time before this level is reclaimed. Notably, there hasn’t been significant profit-taking on SETH since November 2021, which suggests there’s still plenty of momentum left in the tank.

Using fractal analysis, I’ve identified two key fractals to watch:
• The first, which defined SETH’s last ATH and the May 2024 local top, points to possible rejection levels at $4,400, $4,900, and then $6,200.
• The second, which defined the July 2024 local top at $3,500 and subsequent $2,100 low, shows rejection zones around $4,350, $4,700–$4,800, and $6,000—closely aligning with the first fractal’s levels.

The $4,300–$4,400 zone is just the 127% extension level, meaning SETH isn’t likely to linger here for long. For context, Bitcoin’s 127% level was at $104K before moving higher. Once this zone is cleared, we’re likely to see a quick run toward $4,700–$4,800, potentially hitting those levels by year-end. This could trigger an altcoin rally, with ETH beta coins leading the charge.

These assumptions align with recent $ETH ETF inflow data, which has picked up significantly—exactly the catalyst needed to push higher. However, I don’t expect $SOL to outperform the market, as $ETH will dominate the spotlight, especially with $SOL token unlocks looming in 2025.

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A Statistical Edge: The Metrics Savvy Traders Always Track

What gives consistently profitable traders their edge? They focus on the right metrics—not just price, but the data that reveals the market’s next move. Here’s what to track:

1. Volume Trends
Breakout with strong volume = confirmation. Weak volume = likely a fakeout. Volume shows momentum before price moves.

2. Open Interest (OI)
Rising OI during price pumps? Bulls are in control. Falling OI on drops? Bears are exiting. OI reveals market conviction.

3. Funding Rates
Extreme funding rates signal reversals:
• Positive = Long-heavy, risk of correction.
• Negative = Shorts dominant, potential squeeze.

4. BTC Dominance (BTC.D)
BTC.D controls liquidity flow. A rejection at resistance? Bullish for alts. Watching this chart helps time entries.

5. RSI Divergences
• Bullish: RSI rises, price drops → Reversal up.
• Bearish: RSI falls, price rises → Weakening trend.
Divergences often signal moves before the crowd.

6. Liquidations & Sentiment
Extreme fear or euphoria? Reversals are near. Liquidation spikes often mark bottoms.

These metrics help predict moves, not just react to them. If you want to see how I use them in real trades, check out my lead copy trading account, click here to copy and 🚀💰. Data-driven setups, clear execution—let’s level up together. Cheers!

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The Trend is Your Friend

Ever tried surfing a wave backwards—paddling against the current instead of riding with it? It’s exhausting, frustrating, and no matter how determined you are, the wave always wins. Yet, that’s exactly what many traders do when they go against the trend.

I’ve made that mistake too. I once shorted a market that was clearly in an uptrend, convinced I’d nail the top. The market didn’t care about my ego or my “perfect” analysis. It just kept climbing, and I got wiped out. That day, I learned the hard way: fighting the trend is like trying to surf uphill.

What is a Trend?

A trend is the market’s dominant direction over time, and it comes in three forms:
• Uptrend: Higher highs and higher lows—bulls are in control.
• Downtrend: Lower highs and lower lows—bears are leading.
• Sideways Trend: A range-bound market with no clear direction.

Trends are fueled by momentum and psychology. When the majority agrees on a direction, the trend gains strength.

So how do you trade with the trend?
• Identify the Trend: Use moving averages or trendlines to spot whether it’s higher highs (uptrend) or lower lows (downtrend).
• Wait for Pullbacks: Don’t chase. In an uptrend, wait for a dip to buy; in a downtrend, wait for a rally to short.
• Mind the Momentum: Volume confirms a trend’s strength. A strong uptrend usually means rising prices with increasing volume.
• Protect Your Trades: Even when following the trend, use tight stop-losses. No trend lasts forever.
• Be Patient: Forget trying to predict tops and bottoms. Let the market guide you instead of fighting it.

The bottom line? Trading with the trend isn’t just easier—it’s smarter. When you ride the market’s momentum instead of battling against it, you’re working with the wave, not against it. So the next time you’re tempted to fight the flow, remember: the trend is your friend. Let it carry you.

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The Only Indicators That Truly Matter

If your charts are cluttered with too many indicators, oscillators, and trend lines, you may be overwhelmed by noise instead of identifying true market signals. Overcomplicating your analysis leads to analysis paralysis, where complexity clouds clarity and opportunities are missed. Precision comes from simplicity—focusing on the core factors that drive price action.

The most powerful tool for any advanced trader is Volume Price Analysis (VPA). VPA doesn’t just show where the market is heading—it explains why. Price reacts to market forces, but volume reveals the underlying strength or weakness behind those moves.

Why VPA is indispensable:
• Price Action: Price movements are the clearest reflection of market sentiment. Recognizing whether the market is in a breakout, consolidation, or reversal phase gives you a head start. It’s not about reacting to price, but understanding the structure that drives it.
• Volume: Volume fuels price action. A rally on shrinking volume signals weakness, while increasing volume on price moves confirms strong participation and trend continuation.
• Momentum Indicators (RSI, MACD, etc.): Momentum indicators like RSI and MACD can help identify overbought or oversold conditions, but they’re most effective when combined with price and volume. Divergences between these factors highlight high-conviction setups, improving your entry and exit precision.

By integrating price action, volume, and momentum indicators, you create a framework that cuts through the noise, giving you the clarity and confidence to navigate the market effectively.

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Why Does Fibonacci Work in Trading?

It all started in 1202 when Leonardo of Pisa—better known as Fibonacci—introduced a curious sequence of numbers to the world: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13… Each number is the sum of the two before it. Simple, right? Yet, this sequence unlocked one of nature’s biggest secrets.

Fibonacci’s sequence appears everywhere: the spiral of a seashell, the petals of a sunflower, the branching of trees—even the structure of galaxies. These patterns align with the golden ratio (1.618), a universal blueprint for balance and proportion.

How Does Fibonacci Apply to Trading?
Markets, like nature, are driven by psychology and patterns. Traders lean on Fibonacci retracements to identify key price levels where trends may pause, reverse, or continue.

The Golden Pocket: The Trader’s Sweet Spot
The “golden pocket” sits between the 61.8% and 65% retracement levels—a magnet for reversals. It’s where buyers or sellers often regroup, creating high-probability setups.

How to Use It in Your Trades
1. Identify a Trend: Draw Fibonacci from the swing low to the swing high (or vice versa).
2. Look for the Golden Pocket: Watch for price action at the 61.8%–65% zone.
3. Combine Confluences: Volume, candlesticks, or moving averages aligning with Fibonacci strengthen your setup.

The Fibonacci sequence is more than numbers; it’s nature’s rhythm, reflected in the ebb and flow of markets. Learn to spot these levels, and you’re trading in harmony with forces as old as time.

Trade wisely!

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Pump, Pump… You Long? 💩☠️ Dump, Dump… You Short? 💩☠️

It’s tempting, isn’t it? The market pumps, and you feel it’s now or never! So, you long at the top, like jumping onto a treadmill set at max speed—and then it flings you off. Or the market dumps, panic spreads, and you short right before the bounce, like diving into a pool only to realize there’s no water.

Here’s the hard truth: chasing moves like this is a fast track to losses. Why? Because by the time a move catches your attention, it’s often already over. Smart money is taking profits while you’re diving in headfirst.

The right approach? Wait for the pullback. After a pump, don’t FOMO into a trade—let the market cool off. Look for a corrective move to the golden pocket (61.8%-78.6% Fibonacci retracement) with volume confirmation. If the trend continues, then you enter. Same with dumps—wait for the bounce, check for volume and structure before taking a position.

For example, if BTC pumps from $30k to $33k, wait for it to retrace to $31.5k or $31k. If the volume supports a trend continuation, that’s where you long. Otherwise, avoid the trade—it’s not worth the risk.

The market always gives opportunities, but only for those who are patient. Timing is everything. Protect your capital. Don’t trade out of FOMO. Let the setup come to you.

Happy trading!

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Your Monkey Mind 🐒

Ever felt restless while trading? Like your thoughts are swinging wildly from one idea to the next—buy this, sell that, what if I lose, what if I miss out? That’s your Monkey Mind at work. It thrives on fear, greed, and overthinking, pulling you away from clarity and discipline.

Years ago, I began practicing Kriya Yoga—a discipline that includes pranayamas (breathing exercises to control energy), meditation, and visualization. These practices became my superpower. Visualization, in particular, is a game-changer: by vividly imagining your goals and success while staying emotionally grounded, you train your mind to stay calm and focused even in the most volatile markets. (Btw, read Autobiography of a Yogi—amazing book.)

Here’s how you can train your mind:
1. Meditation: Start small—just 5 minutes a day. Focus on your breath and observe your thoughts without judgment. Over time, you’ll build the ability to detach from impulsive emotions.
2. Visualization: Before a trading session, visualize executing your strategy calmly and with confidence. This primes your mind for discipline and focus.
3. A Solid Plan: Before entering a trade, know your entry, stop loss, and take-profit levels. Having a plan prevents your Monkey Mind from taking over when things get intense.
4. Daily Reflection: Journal your trades at the end of the day. Where did you stay disciplined? Where did your emotions take over? This awareness will sharpen your edge.

Train your mind to stay calm, focused, and disciplined—it’s the foundation of successful trading.

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CMP or Limit Orders: When to Pull the Trigger?

Have you ever set a limit order, logged off feeling like a genius, and come back to find six positions open and the market laughing at you? Yeah… me too.

Let’s break it down:
• CMP (Current Market Price): You enter the trade instantly at the current price.
• Limit Orders: You set a specific price, and the trade opens only when the market reaches it.

Both have their place, but here’s why I personally prefer entering trades at CMP—especially for futures:
1. Control and Precision: When I enter at CMP, I know exactly what the market looks like right now. It lets me set my stop loss and manage my risk based on the current structure.
2. Avoid Overtrading: With limit orders, the risk is waking up to a nightmare. Imagine the market shifts, and all your carefully planned limit orders get triggered. Now you’re managing six trades, all in red, wondering if your analysis needs a refund.

These days, I save limit orders for spot trades where I have more flexibility. But for futures, CMP gives me the control I need to stay sane and focused.

Trading is all about staying sharp and not letting the market run you over. CMP lets me manage my trades in real time without overloading myself. In any case, I’m just sharing with you guys my personal preference which aligns better with my lifestyle and trading strategies.

What’s your style—CMP or limit orders? Let me know!

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Why is paper trading or demo account a pitfall?

Trading on paper does not cause the same level of stress when opening a trade as real trading. Therefore, such conditions are not indicative and do not contribute to effective learning and experience. The value of such trades is lower.

To have an effective experience, you always need to take some risks.

Instead of paper trading, it is better to use minimal risk, which will allow you to feel a little stress. For example, 0.25% is enough: 4 losing trades in a row in this case amount to only -1% of the deposit, but at the same time there are 4 mistakes, which, if you sort them out, you will gain experience.

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