Most beginner traders do not fail for lack of indicators. They quit because of three behavior patterns that keep repeating.
1. Risk per position is too large
When a single position can wipe out 20–30% of your capital, two or three losses in a row are enough to empty the account. Limit risk per position to a small, fixed number — many traders use a range of 0.5%–2% of capital.
2. No written entry criteria
If your reasons for entering the market differ every day, the results are impossible to evaluate. Write your entry conditions in one clear sentence, then only take a position when those conditions are met.
3. Mixing many strategies at once
Combining five half-baked ideas produces a system that cannot be tested. Choose one approach, run at least 30–50 positions, and only then judge whether it is worth continuing.
All three sound boring. That is exactly where the edge lies: consistency beats genius that does not repeat.
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