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Why is it that you clearly see the market trends but still can't make money? Because the most expensive thing in the trading market is not technology, but execution. Do you find yourself in this situation too, hesitating when it comes to cutting losses, resulting in greater losses, and being greedy for a moment, only to end up losing profits? Poor execution is not a personality problem; rather, it means you are lacking these three core methods.
First, turn trading into a conditioned reflex by writing a trading plan in advance, specifying at what price level to enter and exit. Once the target is reached, execute the plan without making any last-minute decisions.
Secondly, replace emotions with rules, set a stop-loss red line, and when the stop-loss line is reached, you must cut losses decisively, just like touching a high-voltage line. Remember, the market will not rebound just because you are reluctant to stop loss.
Third, review the execution frequently. After closing, ask yourself if you did it as planned today, and if so, why? Write it down and force yourself to face it, and the execution is practiced, not thought out. The essence of anxiety is to go against yourself.
Strong execution people do not lack fear, but let rules triumph over emotions. When you no longer struggle with whether to close a position, you have already won against 90% of retail investors. What was the last trade you lost money on due to poor execution?