Remember I promised to keep telling my story, so here we go:

💭 If I could go back to the start of my trading journey, I'd do a lot of things differently.

And here are a few things I wish I'd known back then:

🔹 You don't need to try to make money on every trade.
Sometimes the best trade is the one you simply skipped.

🔹 Big risk doesn't make you faster.
It just shows faster how unprepared you are for the market.

🔹 You don't need to constantly hunt for a new strategy.
It's far more important to learn to work with one clear system.

🔹 Emotions are part of trading.
The point isn't to remove them, but to not let them make decisions for you.

🔹 The result isn't built from one lucky trade.
It's built from dozens and hundreds of right decisions.

Probably the most important thing:

✅trading isn't about guessing the price move.
It's about learning to make decisions when you don't know what happens next.

✅ you need to learn to analyze a mass of factors and single out priorities among different data and indicators that contradict others.