Trading Losses? AVOID This Trap!
🧠 Tom Hougaard delivers a brutally honest take on why most traders sabotage their own success — and how the best in the business do the exact opposite.
This video from Com Lucro dives into the psychological traps that cause traders to cut profits short and let losses run. You’ll learn about Charlie D’s powerful insight, the emotional challenge of adding to winners, and why common trading advice like “buy low, sell high” may be costing you more than you think.
👉 Key Takeaways:
Why most traders get scared when they’re winning
The emotional logic behind adding to losers
The mindset of Charlie D and the 1%
Why “buy low, sell high” is dangerous advice
How to think like a professional, not an amateur
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people are fearful when they are hopeful
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and they are hopeful when they should be
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fearful what do I mean by that imagine
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that you are sat in a position that is
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making you the aforementioned £1,000
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you're no longer hoping that that £1,000
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is going to turn into £2,000 or or
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£3,000 no you're fearful that,000 is
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going to be taken from you and if you
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are losing a,000 pounds you're most
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likely going to sit there and thinking
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"Wouldn't it be great if this position
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turned around?" You're not fearful that
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that position is going to get even worse
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you're hopeful that it's going to turn
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around and if you want to have a
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fighting chance of making the markets
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your ATM machine and this is not a sales
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pitch it's a bit of a cliche i admit
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that but if you want to have a fighting
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chance of making the markets the place
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where you take money out on a fairly
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regular basis you need to turn this
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around so let's take a look at a not so
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normal and people who are what we call
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the 1% rather than talking about me
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which is something I not that good at
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doing I prefer to throw the attention
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some um some some truly great traders
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one in particular is someone who I wish
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I could have met but he's no longer with
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us his name was Charlie
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D here he says the time you know you
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become a good trader is that day you're
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able to win by holding on to a winning
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position and rather than taking half
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profits you're adding to your winning
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position rather than beginning to think
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where should I get out you're beginning
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to think how can I get deeper in how can
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I commit more he says there are many
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people in here in the pit that have
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traded for a long time who have never
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added to a winning position have any of
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you ever added to a losing trade sure we
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have ah of course we've added you know
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you bought at 20 and then it goes down
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to 10 you're thinking it looked good at
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20 it looks even better at 10 but how
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many of us have bought at 20 and then
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bought more at 30 and bought more at 40
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and bought more at 50 sure there will be
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people who have done it and and good on
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you but it's very difficult emotionally
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to add to a winning trade it's a lot
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easier to add to a losing trade because
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hey you feel like you're getting a
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bargain you feel like you're buying
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something which is cheap and hey when we
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started learning about trading what were
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we told we were told "Buy low and sell
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high." Quite possibly the most expensive
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piece of advice ever dished out in the
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history of mankind because every single
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time I bought low it always went lower
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and every single time I tried it to
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short high it always seemed to know that
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I was in and it would go even higher
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Qual é o principal tema abordado no vídeo?
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Quem é Tom Hougaard e qual a sua abordagem no vídeo?
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Por que o conselho 'comprar baixo, vender alto' pode ser perigoso?
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