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Why You Win in Demo but Lose in Live Trading | Mindset Truth | Trading Psychology By Mark Douglas

Most traders make profit in Demo trading but struggle with loss in Live trading. The reason is not strategy, indicators, or market conditions — the real difference is Trading Psychology, Mindset, Risk Perception, and Emotional Management.

In this video, you will understand:

Why Demo trading feels easy
Why Live trading triggers fear and anxiety
How emotional decision-making destroys discipline
Why you break rules in live market
How professional traders think in probabilities
How to shift from result-focused to process-focused trading
How to build consistency in live trading

This video is based on real trading psychology principles similar to professional performance coaching. If you are serious about improving your trading mindset, risk management discipline, and emotional control, this session will change how you approach the market.

Trading success is not strategy-based. It is behavior-based.

Watch till the end to understand the mindset shift required to move from Demo success to Live consistency.


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This video is for educational purposes only. I am not a SEBI registered advisor. Trading in stock market, forex, and other financial markets involves high risk. You can lose part or all of your capital. Always do your own research or consult a certified financial advisor before making any trading or investment decisions. The content shared is based on personal experience and trading psychology education, not financial advice.