Giving your profits their rightful value means, first and foremost, respecting them. Every gain, no matter how small, does not come about by chance: it is the result of correct choices, calmness and self-control. It is not 'little', it is capital that you have protected and grown.
In trading, you have to learn to be satisfied, because the market owes you nothing. If you start wanting more and more, looking for the latest movement, the perfect price, you will often end up giving back what you already had in your pocket.
Knowing how to be satisfied is a strength, not a weakness. It means closing when the plan has been respected, without being carried away by greed or ego. It means understanding that opportunities do not end today and that there is no need to force every movement.
The real problem is not taking 'small' profits. The real problem is not knowing how to defend them.
In trading, it is not those who guess the high or low once who win, but those who remain clear-headed over time. Growth comes from consistency, not from dramatic twists and turns.
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Giving your profits their rightful value means, first and foremost, respecting them.
Every gain, no matter how small, does not come about by chance: it is the result of correct choices, calmness and self-control. It is not 'little', it is capital that you have protected and grown.
In trading, you have to learn to be satisfied, because the market owes you nothing.
If you start wanting more and more, looking for the latest movement, the perfect price, you will often end up giving back what you already had in your pocket.
Knowing how to be satisfied is a strength, not a weakness.
It means closing when the plan has been respected, without being carried away by greed or ego. It means understanding that opportunities do not end today and that there is no need to force every movement.
The real problem is not taking 'small' profits.
The real problem is not knowing how to defend them.
In trading, it is not those who guess the high or low once who win, but those who remain clear-headed over time. Growth comes from consistency, not from dramatic twists and turns.