Dear Trader, Doing nothing is often the best decision you can make. The ability to sit still and observe the market is a skill we need to actively attain.

Dear Trader, The market isn’t a casino. it’s a system. with smart tools, signal, interpretation, thorough analysis, and disciplined control.

Dear Trader MORE TRADES = MORE RISK ⚠️ MORE RISK = MORE LOSSES 📉 MORE LOSSES = LESS PROFITS 💸 LESS PROFITS = UNPROFITABLE ❌ FOCUS ON THE QUALITY 🎯 NOT THE QUANTITY 🚫

Dear Trader, ICT works, SMC works, Supply and demand works, Trendlines works, RSI works, Everything works, except YOU. Your execution, Your discipline, Your mindset is at fault. Work on yourself.

Trading need patience and when I start to realised that It improves my trade quality like better entry zone, better time to execute the trade. Overall patience rule changed my setup and quality I became profitable constantly There is market for life time If not today maybe tomorrow or mybe Next week But wait for best of best opportunity

Dear Trader, Night is for sleep, avoid overnight trading as it can affect your mental health

“Never go against the trend” isn’t just advice—it’s a survival strategy in trading. Markets may be chaotic, but trends bring structure to the madness. Align with them, and you leverage the collective momentum of the market. Fight them, and you risk being swept away. In trading, as in life, success often lies not in being the most contrarian or clever, but in understanding the flow—and moving with it. i'm sharing this you guys because i have face this issue and experienced a lot

When you don’t see your setup, it’s best to wait—because the moment you do, your discipline will reflect in your performance In trading, patience isn't just a virtue—it’s a strategy. One of the most powerful decisions a trader can make is to do nothing when the market isn’t showing a clear setup. Many traders fall into the trap of forcing trades out of boredom or fear of missing out. But real growth happens when you resist that urge. Waiting for your setup means trusting your plan. It shows maturity and emotional control. The market doesn't reward impatience—it rewards precision. Every time you wait instead of jumping in blindly, you're reinforcing good habits that lead to consistency. Remember: it's not about trading every day—it's about trading when it matters. Over time, that patience becomes your edge. That discipline becomes your profit. So when the chart looks unclear, take a breath, step back, and remind yourself—your moment will come. And when it does, you’ll be ready.

Remember, Trading like most businesses, is a game of numbers when you understand your numbers, you stand a better chance at succeeding than those who don't. For instance, To be profitable in trading, One of the most basic system you need is a 50% win rate on a 1:2 RR trade to be profitable. If you took 100 trades and loss 50 and won 50 on a 1:2RR basis you'll be profitable.

Dear Trader, In all you do avoid chasing losses Stick to your plan, manage risk, and keep a cool head. Trading’s a marathon, not a sprint.

As a new trader, you have to know your limits First of all do you have enough money to trade? Forex will not make you rich quickly. So make sure that the money you’ll be putting at risk (called risk capital) is money that you can actually lose

The hardest part isn’t reaching the stars. It’s getting off the GROUND. A rocket burns over 80% of its total fuel just to lift off and climb the first few miles. 🚀 Not to reach space. Not to orbit. Just to break free from Earth’s gravity. After that? It coasts. It moves faster. It travels farther — with less effort. 🌟 This isn’t just physics. It’s life. It’s trading. Getting started is brutal... You’re pushing against resistance - self-doubt, fear, inexperience, failure. Every move feels heavy. Every inch feels expensive. Losing early on feels like crashing back to Earth. 🌍 You question if you’re built for this. But that pressure is part of the launch. The drag you feel? → It means you're moving. The weight? → It means you're breaking free. In trading, the early phase is the most exhausting. 👁️ Not because of the strategy — but because you’re fighting your own psychology. Discipline, doubt, ego, emotion… it's all heavy at the beginning. But once you find your rhythm, once you survive the gravity of inconsistency, you start to coast with momentum. 💨 Decisions get clearer. Mistakes get rarer. Fatigue fades — and confidence kicks in. The people who make it aren’t the smartest. They’re the ones who didn’t quit in the heavy part. 💭 Where are you feeling “tired” right now… when in reality, you’re just at the liftoff stage? Keep going. You're not failing — you're launching.

Write a note how many trades are going to take on Daily or weekly basis

Dear Trader, It's better to cut loss than lose your account

Over trading will not make you a profitable trader for long term

Dear Single lonely Trader, Avoid dating a fellow Trader, if they can't keep their emotions in check 🙄🤐😉

Dear Trader, When faced with incessant losses, Take a break, study the market, and refine your strategy. Be willing to unlearn to learn new strategies Avoid isolation hit the gym or engage at work to clear your mind and stay balanced.

Dear Trader, Markets are unpredictable, driven by countless factors like news, sentiment, or algorithms. Fretting over these won't change them. Instead, stick to your plan: set stop-losses, diversify, and trade based on data, not emotion

Dear Trader, Whenever you are faced with incessant losses Take a break, A break helps reset, clear the mind, and avoid emotional trading. Step back, reassess your strategy, and come back sharper.

Dear Trader Math is easy, discipline isn’t Truth. Math in trading is just numbers profit, loss, probabilities. Discipline is the hard part: sticking to your plan, cutting losses, not chasing highs. Most traders fail not because they can’t calculate, but because they can’t control themselves. Build habits, not just spreadsheets 🤝

Dear Trader Never treat God As your backup plan. Always start with God.