This is KILLING Your Trading Dreams and Keeping You POOR

Discover the BIGGEST impediment holding you back from achieving your trading dreams. THIS is by far the most prevalent issue I see amongst developing traders; I get asked about it multiple times per week on streams, live trading sessions, Q&A's, etc. So here are some thoughts for your thoughts on the incredibly important subject of OVERTRADING. Gain clarity on your edge & NEVER trade confused again.

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- Korbs

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[michaelbeny]

This is sooo good. Sometimes clarity comes after the idea, partial feeling also can be fear...but this still spoke to me.

[johnkurtz]

This perfectly describes what I’ve been struggling with lately

[prakashbhagwat]

Bro you just answered my biggest question of why i keep on overtrading and i have spend so much nights trying to find answer and that is I dont have confidence on my skills❤
Dont have inuff words to show you gratitude of how high quality content you just delivered and it will be always close to my heart❤❤
Really thankful from bottom my heart..

[Tradewithritz]

This exactly hit me when I needed the most... Thanks dude❤

[luckymagudulela]

"No trading day starts out sour" - ICT. This helped with my patience. I used to have a bad trait of building up trades in my head before they even print and when they do I would usually go big and ignore signs that the trade is failing and it usually does. I now sit down infront of these markets with a huge measure of humility and acceptance that this setup might not print and if it does, it might fail. Ive embraced the process more than the outcome. Thank you for this re-affirming talk.

[coldsoar]

I was up a lot today and had a partial feeling that I could pull more ticks from and got served. Should have walked away this morning. Learning lesson. Focus on your edge and ignore the partial feelings. Great Video.

[hartforgod]

This is a leveled up message. Thank you.

[mingchieh]

Thank you so much, loved your videos!!

[LukaszAdams]

Agree most of the time ther is nothing to do on market.

[theblockcat-ain]

Its HARD to be patience watching the Its Trust me.

Botton until you know your edge is there and your chances of winning are great....Then strike like a nuclear missle.

Trust me...I f@@# up many of times rushing not waiting. Now I grab a doughnut, watch the screen and wait. Jelly of course 😅

[bwmacallister]

Perfect timing for me... I'm in the process of writing an indicator that kick's butt on a low timeframe for scalping andddd I still get caught up in the marginal BS. All I have to do is wait for a "for sure" signal and then I start Market Ordering in and chasing crap moves that are not optimal the first time something goes against me. Will watch this a few more times when I get home later and over the next few days. Thanks 👍👍

[mikkinikki]

This justifies the use of Trading Bots/EA's that do not have such feelings. The mental anxiety is diminished greatly if uses properly.

[winsilversurfer]

Your clarity and edge comes from your TIMEFRAME. You CAN NOT compete with the pro, s, supercomputers, algo, s etc on a timeframe lower than a 1 hour chart like a 5 minute chart hunting candle patterns. Too much noise. 1 hour and higher the playingfield is EQUAL. So your probabillity of having a win INCREASES. I myself use a 1 hour chart and only 1 indicator on it, ema 200. NEVER daytrade. Trade INTRAWEEK

[mustafabaris]

For those so called "seasoned traders " who think that trading psychology is not important and it is BS, please explain this to me : Why is it the case that majority of the traders make money easily trading paper accounts but when it comes to trading a real account they crash and crumble ? Because in real accounts the money is real therefore a wide range of emotions come to the surface that you wouldn't deal with trading paper accounts ..So you think trading psychology is not important ? End of discussion..

[luckymagudulela]

"No trading day starts out sour" - ICT. This helped with my patience. I used to have a bad trait of building up trades in my head before they even print and when they do I would usually go big and ignore signs that the trade is failing and it usually does. I now sit down infront of these markets with a huge measure of humility and acceptance that this setup might not print and if it does, it might fail. Ive embraced the process more than the outcome. Thank you for this re-affirming talk.