What Makes a Trade “Good”?

A good trade isn’t defined by profit alone. It’s defined by process.

If you followed your plan, respected your risk, and entered for a clear reason, it’s a good trade—regardless of the outcome. Good trades have rules before emotions. The entry is planned, the stop is accepted, and the target is realistic. There’s no chasing, no revenge, and no “hoping” the market will cooperate.

Over time, consistency beats excitement. One disciplined trade repeated many times matters more than one lucky win. In trading, quality isn’t about how fast you win—it’s about how well you control yourself.

What do you usually judge a trade by: the result or the process?

#TradingEducation #CryptoDiscipline #TradeS #BinanceSquare #web3空投
$BNB