MojoStellar
09-20
🔹 4. Lack of Education
• Misunderstanding market conditions or news events that influence price action.

🔹 5. Overtrading
• Taking too many trades in a short period due to boredom, excitement, or desperation.
• Not waiting for high-probability setups.

🔹 6. Impatience / Lack of Discipline
• Closing trades too early or too late.
• Ignoring your own trading rules or analysis because of market noise.

🔹 7. Chasing the Market
• Entering trades late because you’re afraid of missing out.
• Buying high and selling low due to panic or herd mentality.

🔹 8. Ignoring the Bigger Picture
• Focusing only on short-term price moves and ignoring overall trends, economic cycles, or macro indicators.

🔹 9. Not Reviewing or Learning from Mistakes
• Not keeping a trading journal.
• Repeating the same mistakes without adjusting strategy or mindset.

🔹 10. Unrealistic Expectations
• Expecting to get rich quick.
• Taking excessive risk to try and accelerate results.

[Event] What Keeps You From Profit?
We all know that sweet feeling of a trade going our way but somehow, taking profits can feel almost impossible. Why is that? Answer: want more profits! Are these scenarios also happening to you? “When I want to take profit, I hear a voice: it will go 10x. Then it turns red.” What keeps you from taking profits? Do you chase “10x” opportunities, or do you have a system to lock in gains? Ever regret selling too early or too late?
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