Stop Overtrading! The Secret to Consistent Profits

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📈 Why You Should Trade Less for Better Results

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In this video, we highlight the advice of trader Phil Goedeker, who tackles one of the biggest challenges traders face: the patience to wait for high-probability setups. Avoid overtrading and focus on strategies that lead to consistent profits. Learn how to maintain discipline and resist the urge to trade for the sake of activity.

👉 Key Takeaways:

Why trading less can lead to better results.
The importance of high-probability setups.
How to avoid boredom trades.
Building patience to wait for the right opportunities.
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Legenda:

00:00 - Now, trading can be a difficult profession for 
that. Can we sit in front of our computers all   day long, and we feel unproductive if we’re not 
always in a trade or pushing buttons? You know,   we follow traders on Twitter who tweet a new idea 
or ticker every 35 seconds, and we say, “Hey,   that guy trades 80 to 90 tickers today.
I need to do the same thing” Now,   I think that’s B.S. I don’t. I think you should 
not do the same thing. I think you need to stick  
00:22 - with your high-probability setups, the setups you 
know you’re going to be profitable on. I’d say at   least 75, 80, hopefully 90% of the time. Now, 
sometimes it can be hard to sit on your hands   and be patient and wait for those setups.
But why? Why chase subpar setups? You know,   why chase boredom trades? 
Why put good money after bad?

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