Complexity does not equal effectiveness

Retail traders, especially at the beginning of their journey, often believe that the more complex a method is, the more effective it is

New terms, complex schemes, acronyms that no one has ever heard before - all this creates the feeling that this is the knowledge that is missing for success.

But the problem is that tools don't work in isolation from the system. Their value is determined not by their quantity, but by how well they are coordinated with each other

Combining many completely different tools without understanding their relationships will not improve trading.

It will create inconsistencies that will make trading inconsistent and decision making excruciatingly difficult

The methods may be different, the tools may be different, but their logic should work as a single mechanism, not as a random set of rules that exist on their own.

The more a trader seeks to complicate his trading, the further he drifts away from what really brings results - clarity, consistency and confidence in his decisions.