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I've been trading for over 2 years, paid my fair share of "tuition fees," and finally found a rule that worked well for the last 4-5 months. But today, I learned a tough lesson. A thread on biases, discipline, and trading reality. 🧵👇

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The result? I gave back a chunk of my profits—not because my system failed, but because I failed to follow it without bias. My bullish mindset made me ignore clear short signals, and mainly hold longs too long.

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The market doesn’t care about your bias. It doesn’t care about what you think should happen. It only cares about price, volume, and execution. If you’re not objective, the market will humble you.

Lesson learned:
📉 Detach from your emotions.🙏
📊 Trust your system, not your feelings.🙏
🚀 The goal is to trade well, not to be right. 🙏
Hard days will pass🙃.

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I’ve always had a bullish bias. No matter how much I told myself I was "neutral," deep down, I preferred taking long positions. When my rule said short, I hesitated. When I took the short, I lacked conviction.