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- Jace001 replied Jan 2, 2025
I tried it as well. The platform is named after tradestation, not the same one though. Leaving the name, interface is nice, everything on face, execution is good. Sticking to them for the platform. Not sure which technology they are using, ...
Considering Market101 – Any Feedback?
- Jace001 replied Jan 2, 2025
I’ve been there too. Greed after a win is tough, but discipline is key to keeping your gains. A hard lesson, but worth it!
Why you lose money and will always lose
- Jace001 replied Jan 2, 2025
Small real trades can teach emotions and discipline that demos can’t. Starting small keeps it safe and helps you grow faster!
Is demo a step before real trading?
- Jace001 replied Dec 27, 2024
I’d follow my tested plan. My instincts can sometimes be influenced by emotions, but the plan is based on data and testing, which has proven to work over time. Sticking to the plan helps avoid impulsive decisions and keeps me consistent in the long ...
Do you follow your instinct or your plan?
- Jace001 replied Dec 23, 2024
Absolutely! In trading, patience isn’t just a virtue, it’s a necessity. Rushing trades or forcing setups leads to mistakes. Waiting for the right opportunities and trusting your strategy makes all the difference. Stay calm, stay focused, and the ...
Patience the key to our breakthrough
- Jace001 replied Dec 23, 2024
Trading in the Zone by Mark Douglas changed my mindset. It taught me to see losses as part of the game and focus on probabilities. After reading it, I stopped overtrading and became more consistent.
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- Jace001 replied Dec 23, 2024
I used to let emotions ruin my trades fear, greed, and frustration. A strict plan, risk limits, and journaling helped me stay disciplined. Over time, I learned to focus on execution, not outcomes, and emotions no longer controlled me.
How to Become Emotionless
- Jace001 replied Dec 17, 2024
I stick to upbeat tunes—keeps my focus sharp and my trades on point!
What kind of music you hear while you trade?
- Jace001 replied Dec 16, 2024
The best idea for a stop-loss is to set it at a level that protects your capital while allowing enough room for the market to fluctuate. It should be based on technical levels, such as support/resistance or volatility, and align with your risk ...
The best idea for stoploss?
- Jace001 replied Dec 11, 2024
Reversing trades won’t fix a flawed strategy. Spreads, slippage, and poor logic still lead to losses. The issue is the strategy, not direction.
Can anyone give me a logical/mathematical explanation for this?
- Jace001 replied Dec 11, 2024
If you truly found a 100% winning system (which is highly unlikely), sharing it publicly could impact its effectiveness. More users mean market adjustments, reducing its edge. But hey, if it’s that good, why share?

100% winning system exist?
- Jace001 replied Dec 10, 2024
What you eat affects focus and clarity, which are key for trading. It’s not the core of a trading plan, but a healthy diet can definitely support better decisions.
Is what you eat part of your trading plan?
- Jace001 replied Dec 10, 2024
I’d follow the tested plan, it’s built on data, not emotions. If instincts persist, I’d analyze them later to see if the plan needs adjusting.
Do you follow your instinct or your plan?
- Jace001 replied Dec 10, 2024
I manage greed by sticking to my trading plan, and risking only 1-2% per trade. Taking breaks after wins and tracking my emotions in a journal helps me stay disciplined and avoid overtrading.
How do you control your greed - practically
- Jace001 replied Dec 9, 2024
I get it, anxiety while trading is tough, but you’re not alone. Start small with position sizes, stick to a solid plan, and practice on a demo account to build confidence. Focus on following your process, not just the results, and set limits to ...
Managing anxiety
- Jace001 replied Dec 9, 2024
Hi Welcome! What’s your favorite strategy for trading Gold?
New to forum
- Jace001 replied Dec 8, 2024
Great job on your progress! Your discipline and results are impressive, but trading full lots is risky. Focus on consistency, refine risk management, and stay humble, trading is a marathon, not a sprint. Keep learning and adapting!
Beginners have faith! fast progress is possible
- Jace001 replied Nov 13, 2024
Absolutely! Focus on your trading style, stay consistent, and keep improving. A positive mindset helps you stay disciplined and turn challenges into growth.
Mindset Mindset Mindset!!!
- Jace001 replied Nov 13, 2024
Well, according to what I have learnt from my experience: Self-awareness: Knowing when to push and when to pause. Quiet confidence: Trusting your abilities without arrogance. Small, consistent wins: Focusing on incremental progress. Embrace ...
Success starts with the mindset - You can do it !
- Jace001 replied Nov 6, 2024
You're right, lack of education, poor risk management, and unrealistic goals are key reasons why most traders lose money in the long run, as they often chase quick profits without understanding market dynamics, fail to manage risk properly, and ...
Why 99% of traders lose money