For me, the biggest mistake is not following my trading plan strictly. I usually start with a clear entry and exit, but when the market moves against me, I give the position “a little more room.” This wider cut-loss tolerance often backfires, turning small losses into much bigger ones.

Another weakness is controlling my emotions. When losses build up, I sometimes overreact and double down without a solid reason. It feels like trying to “fight back” against the market, but usually just makes things worse.

Still, every loss has been a teacher. I’ve learned that consistency and discipline matter more than chasing wins or outsmarting the market. My key takeaway is simple: stick to the plan, respect stop-losses, and don’t let emotions dictate trades. Each mistake makes me a bit more cautious and mindful.

@Tiger_comments @TigerStars

# 10 Deadly Trading Mistakes! Have You Put Your Account in Danger?

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    so adorable
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