It sounds kind of weird but the truth underlying there is very mysterious and true. When you take around three trades and all are in profits, you start getting confidence 😊that you're now a guru in this market. Your mind gets into a state where you now need not to seek any confirmation. And this leads you to a reckless trader 😉. You'll realize it after you've blown your account or have breached the limits😂. But if you can control yourself after several TPs then you're in the right path. When you win and still don't feel like you're the GURU or you're now the best trader, but keep the same discipline and just take your time to mark your POIs and wait for all your entry rules without thinking of maybe opening a position while it approaches you POIs🤝, then you're now fixing and getting it.Even when you encounter a loss you still know there is another chance and wait for the next setup and entry, than now seeing a fake GURU in you and try to chase every move you see because of over confidence. It's boring but better after the taste of the results of the discipline. FIX THE TRADER AND THE TRADING WILL FIX ITSELF.🤝

hello my fellow traders,, i need help this problem i kept repeating it and right now am asking for your help so that i can stop it and build a good trading habit from it... as you can see from journal this week have only took 2 trades and when i came to look at it it was out of fomo.... please can share your view on how your able to get out of this problem on the comment below which can also help me on my side ... Thank you all for your contribution trying to fix a trader🙏

Today's Setup 📊 Today, I took no trade, despite having an A+ setup. Price didn't reach my POI and eventually made the move without me. By the time it reached my POI, my trading session was over, so I closed the pending orders and walked away. Did it play out? Yes. Did I take it? No—it was outside my plan. Do I feel bad about it? No. Profit - Plan = Failed Execution. When your setup is missed, don't chase. Tomorrow is another day. If one condition is missing, don't take the trade. That’s still a win for the trader you’re becoming. 💯

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For those trading both a prop account and a live account, do you use the same setup and execution rules on both, or prepare differently for each? I’ve noticed something interesting when trying to execute the same setup on both. With a live account, there can be an added pressure to it. That pressure can sometimes make me enter a setup prematurely, resulting in an early entry and a tighter SL in terms of pips. Interestingly, I don’t feel the same level of pressure on the prop account. I seem to be more patient and willing to wait for the setup to fully develop. So traders, do you treat both accounts the same, or do you intentionally approach them differently? I’d love to hear your experiences and help me uncover this mystery.