How do you feel when trading?

How will you feel when your trade is going from profit to loss or break even?

Honestly after soo many trades and time doing this, i dont give a dam if i lose/break even or win X amount of money.. its the sum of all trades you take, non stop, what define if you make money or not!! think about it, its not like you are going to make 1 trade and retire forever right?

if you have "feelings" with a trade you are either uncomfortable with the amount of money you put on the line OR you have no idea wth are you doing and therefore you are not sure if you took the right/wrong decision at that time =)

Perhaps you have completed your trading learning path. Your quotes often come from successful traders. I really appreciate what you share.
I think anything can happen in the market, most of my trades are in the right direction when starting, if I set SL to BE early then the trade usually ends early, if I don't, it could turn into a losing trade.
Maybe I should adjust my exit strategy.

Best regards
Sanji

It seems to me that doubts are present all the time and it should be, because excessive self-confidence usually leads you to make too many mistakes and deliberately increase the risks. And this is a bad idea under any circumstances. I think that in all market situations we should evaluate the situation as critically as possible and always leave the possibility that we are wrong. So I think we shouldn't raise expectations and expect things to work out as planned. So you remain a professional as long as you act, but leave the possibility of error. In my opinion, this is a fact! So I wish everyone to remain constructive and accurate. And then success will always be with you.

Trading is always a certain stress, even if you see a constant good profit. Because emotions, one way or another, quite strongly affect your physical health. That's why it seems to me that you should not take trading too seriously. To be more precise, I didn't put it that way, of course it's serious and requires a lot of effort, but sometimes I think it's more correct to take a step back and look at the situation from the outside in order to understand exactly what kind of decision you need at this moment. And that's why all my hobbies have nothing to do with trading at all, and I always try to switch over in order to keep high motivation and stress resistance.
Because I want to stay in this business as long as possible. And I want to be a good specialist.

Some days I feel nothing like it should be, other days I can´t handle my emotions (losing streak or surprising movements that make me doubt) , so I just wont look at that chart. Have my SL, have my TP, EA will set BE.

Staring doesn´t help, but it can do a lot of damage to your original trading idea + you cant focus on finding new trades.

Me and trade management:


... it works...

Thanks all!
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