💪 If 85% Of Traders Lose Money: What Separates Trading Winners!

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If 85% of traders lose money, what is the separatar? If 85% of traders lose money, what is the separatar to be in that top 15%!? Many traders lose money, with estimates ranging from 70% to 95%, but the speaker emphasizes that this may look worse than it is due to a significant number of people entering trading with unrealistic expectations of quick riches.

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1. Work ethic
2. Standards
3. Recovery from drawdown
4. Habits and Routines
5. Focus on one thing.
6. Unique edge or a trust on a broad approach.
7. Self-control.

The separator between successful and unsuccessful traders includes a strong work ethic, high standards, and a commitment to self-improvement. The speaker notes that viewers of such videos are already on the right path as they seek to enhance their knowledge.

Recovery from drawdown is identified as a critical separator. Successful traders view drawdowns as learning experiences and commit to recovering, while unsuccessful ones often concede defeat.

Habits and routines play a crucial role in navigating challenges and losses in trading. Consistent practices, such as journaling and checklists, help traders push through tough times and maximize returns during favorable market conditions.

Focus on one thing is highlighted as a key factor in long-term success. Successful traders concentrate on specific markets, setups, and strategies, avoiding a scattered approach that involves trading everything at once.

Developing a unique edge or a twist on a broad approach is identified as a separator. The speaker shares their example of understanding specific price action patterns as their unique edge and emphasizes the importance of finding what works for individual traders.

Self-control and discipline are deemed essential separators for successful traders. The ability to resist impulsive trades, exercise discipline, and maintain self-control contributes to achieving positive results and a successful trading year.

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[valicourt]

Cool! I started making money the moment I stopped trading and went in to liquidity providing, staking, lending and arbitraging. And I don’t have to look at charts anymore either :)

[ryugurena]

I think work ethic might be the most important. I met a real trader the other day and the dedication he has is insane. Like he already won but he still wants to grow and improve. Like holy fuck he's a man.

[BNJILAD]

Risk management and good risk / reward !

[omoto]

I honestly think it's the middleman market-maker. I've then noticing that for the past five years that you really have to be careful about which way you buy in. Whether it's down on a red, up on a green. You can have any strategy you want, it's always the middleman provider that decides whether they want to take a deep dive on you. There are times where you are fortunate enough to buy in on a red during the deep dive. There are times you can buy in on a green while sustaining a profit

[michaele.strasser]

It's more complex...
I am by far not the best trader around, but I know one or two things about psychology and human behaviour and the weaknesses of both.
What Mark said is totally fine, but from my memory I can't remember a single YouTube video where someone tried to explain the psychology side of things and where I didn't shake my head.
The 85% is a problem by itself, because it proves that most people aren't made for trading and that most of these never will be, because they can't change so much to become consistently successful. I will even go one step further. I bet you don't want to have a natural born trader ("trading personality/character") as friend or even as a neighbour. There are very good hints that many of those people have "very special" personalities, to say it in a kind way.

[amitabhabanerjee]

How do you arrive the 85% and 15% ratio? How old is the data? or is it hearsay?

[Outrageprovocateur]

Goldman Sachs wins 90% of the time. They're the separator. So I guess I'm saying volume. people who think they can trade outside heavy volume and people who don't enter at the stop everyone and their brother entered on the obvious technical trade.

[FrankTucker-]

How does this trading stuff work? Am really interested but I just don't know how it go about it. I heard people really make it huge trading

[steplaland]

This stat is accurate but most overrated statistic because we have traders that have no business being a trader. It's almost saying how many people who wanted to be a doctor didn't end up being a doctor. Probably 95-97%.

[darktrader.x]

Really?. Can anyone win anything with trading? 😮