Are You Too Stubborn to Succeed in Trading?

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🧠 Are you holding on to trades for too long?

Phil Goedeker breaks down why stubbornness and bias are some of the biggest reasons traders take significant losses. Whether it’s refusing to be wrong, relying too much on your own research, or over-leveraging on risky trades, this video highlights the mindset mistakes you can’t afford to make.

📌 Key Topics Covered:

Why we resist cutting losses
The role of bias in trading decisions
How stubbornness amplifies your losses
Taking responsibility for your trades
👉 Watch now and learn how to avoid these costly trading habits!

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Legenda:

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Now let’s talk about being stubborn for a 
minute. Why is it that we refuse to cut losses?  

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That sometimes we refuse to be wrong? Or has the 
research we’ve done on any particular stock made  

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us so overly biased that we think the market 
is wrong, and we are right? Or did we possibly  

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take on too much size overnight on a low-float 
stock that’s opened dramatically against us?

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You know, there are numerous reasons 
we take losses in the market. I think,  

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at the end of the day, our losses 
are basically our fault. Sure,  

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there can always be unexpected news 
or events, but at the end of the day,  

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I think it’s our stubbornness that 
leads to some of our biggest losses.

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