Your biggest enemy in trading isn’t the market — it’s your mind. Every blown-up account, every revenge trade, every stubborn loser comes down to one thing: psychology traps you didn’t see coming.
In this video, I’ll expose the brutal mistakes that sabotage traders — overtrading, loss aversion, FOMO, and the deadly need to “be right.” You’ll learn the survival rules from CAN SLIM and Mastering the Trade that protect you from yourself: cutting losses fast, riding winners with discipline, and building routines that lock in calm confidence.
This isn’t about chasing hot tips. It’s about building the psychology edge that separates survivors from gamblers. Master this, and you’ll never look at your trades the same way again.
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