After losing money, I learned to respect volatility. It can make you money fast, but it can take it even faster if you’re careless. I realized that high-volatility setups demand tighter discipline, smaller position sizes, clearer stop levels, and zero emotional trading. Volatility isn’t the enemy; being unprepared for it is. Once I started treating volatile markets with caution instead of excitement, my trading became more controlled, consistent, and far less stressful..
# Market Rebound: Will Thanksgiving Week Break the Four-Year Pattern?

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