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Most traders don’t fail because they can’t find a statistically sound strategy.
They fail because they can’t sit with uncertainty long enough to let the strategy play out.
That’s a big part of what I talked about in this radio interview.
Link in bio if you want to watch the full thing.
"I’m always thinking about losing money as opposed to making money. Don’t focus on making money, focus on protecting what you have."
~ Paul Tudor Jones
The problem most traders have is that they desperately want to bank profits every day.
And they'll often discard their rules to do that.
It's normal to want to win, but it's important to accept that you're not going to win every day.
"If you can't take a small loss, sooner or later you will take the mother of all losses."
~ Ed Seykota
Trading Composure retweeted
Most traders are looking for control in a game built on uncertainty.
But control is an illusion.
The real edge is learning how to be in uncertainty without falling apart.
I wrote about this in my book.
(Not for everyone -but it might be for you)
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The worst part about trading isn't losing money.
It's having to look yourself in the mirror after breaking your own rules.
Again.
And again.
Every broken promise weakens your relationship with yourself.
There is a version of you that already trades consistently.
Patient. Calm. Grounded...
Your job isn't to invent that person.
It's to remove everything that keeps getting in the way.
No matter how much you worry, it doesn't have any bearing on the outcome.
Place your trades with confidence, follow a plan, and let things unfold of their own accord.
“Ego says, “Once everything falls into place, I'll feel peace.”
Spirit says, “Find your peace, and then everything will fall into place.” ― Marianne Williamson
Ten years of sacrifice and persistence, followed by one lucky break, and suddenly everyone calls you an overnight success.
The market gives on its own terms.
The more you think you 'have' to make a certain amount of money this day, week, or month, the more you'll struggle.
From an early age, I knew that I was going to have a life as a risk manager.
Because I always felt the pull to control the uncertainties in my life.
What trading eventually taught me:
The more comfortable you become with what you can't control, the more effectively you manage what you can.
Trading Composure retweeted
Here's a trader who lost almost everything, fell into depression and had to rebuild himself back up.
Eventually, he made it as a full-time trader.
He's also one of the most down-to-earth traders I know.
I had the chance to bring him back on the podcast... and I think you'll like this episode.
🎥 Watch the full interview here: youtu.be/7BFGdoOVKWw
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You’ve survived every difficult chapter that brought you here.
Not perfectly... Not painlessly... But you adapted.
Remember that the next time your mind demands certainty about the future.
Trading Composure retweeted
You wouldn’t tolerate a software bug that randomly erased three profitable trading days.
You’d fix it immediately.
But when the bug is your own software (your mind, your behavior), then suddenly you drag the issue out, sometimes for years.
You're going to receive what you're asking for.
Just don't overthink how and when it will happen.
Relax, trust your process, keep the vision alive, and come into alignment with the market.