Trading rules

[Henrik Ekenberg]

Regardless of a trade's potential, it's difficult to prosper if the market conditions are unfavorable

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[Henrik Ekenberg]

To conquer the market, organization and precision are essential. It's important to establish a structured approach and adhere to it consistently

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[Henrik Ekenberg]

If you deviate from your trading plan, even if it results in profits, it's still a loss in terms of discipline. Consistently following your plan is crucial for long-term success

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[Henrik Ekenberg]

When money constantly occupies your thoughts, it can significantly influence your trading decisions

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[Henrik Ekenberg]

In the market, the key to success lies in effectively managing your losses when predictions don't pan out as expected.

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[Henrik Ekenberg]

If trading makes you nervous, it may be due to concerns about your ability to close out positions effectively when the time comes

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[Henrik Ekenberg]

Setting expectations in trading can lead to disappointment. This disappointment, in turn, may increase the likelihood of making poor trading decisions.

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[Henrik Ekenberg]

Without discipline, the most effective trading strategy can fail to yield results. Consistency and control are essential for success in the markets

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[Henrik Ekenberg]

Trading fundamentally involves making rapid decisions with incomplete information. Regardless of our experience level, it's impossible to know everything, which adds an inherent level of uncertainty to every trade.

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[Henrik Ekenberg]

Your trading skills will enhance more quickly if you concentrate on mastering one concept at a time. Avoid overwhelming yourself by trying to learn everything simultaneously

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[Henrik Ekenberg]

The objective is to develop a trading system that suits your style and needs, rather than searching for a 'holy grail.' While you can minimize risk and limit losses, it's important to understand that they can never be completely eliminated

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[Henrik Ekenberg]

There will be great days when trading feels effortless, and bad days when you question if trading is even for you. This is normal—it's part of the human experience.

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[Henrik Ekenberg]

The best traders experience losses just as frequently as you do, but the key difference is that they cut their losses quickly

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[Henrik Ekenberg]

The only way to get better at trading is through experience, which includes losing money.

• Find high-probability setups.
• Manage risk.
• Rinse and repeat.

Spending excessive time on analysis is a waste of mental capital.

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[Henrik Ekenberg]

To be a successful trader, you need to learn to trust yourself and avoid overthinking.

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