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In the future, psychological numbers are round numbers that are easy to remember, like 1, 10, 100, or 1000. Strange, but these simple points often become places where prices stop, bounce, or reverse.

In my opinion
Because the majority of traders place buy, sell, TP, and SL at neat numbers. Eventually, orders pile up, liquidity accumulates, and the market becomes crowded every time the price approaches those numbers.

The market makers also like to chase these points because it's easy to find a lot of orders to move.

For small traders like me, understanding psychological numbers is like knowing danger zones and opportunity zones.
Wait for confirmation, don’t place SL exactly at round numbers, and be aware of false breakouts.

Simple, but the effect is quite significant. Psychological numbers are not mathematics, they are mass psychology.

Don't forget to watch the market at 12 midnight to 2 AM. The best movement is, in my opinion#

The knowledge I've found is all on YouTube Inner Circle Trader.

Thank you, friends, for reading 👍👍👍
Best regards, margin call

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Losing in trading is already common.
What is not normal is the stress that makes you unable to think clearly.

In my opinion, this is a solution that is easy yet difficult:

1. Just accept it if you lose

Losing does not make your family ashamed.
The ones who should be ashamed are those who are unwilling to admit their mistakes.
If you dare to say:
"I was wrong to enter. blocked."
Your heart will feel a bit relieved, rather than blaming the market.

2. Close the App Before Your Emotions Come Out

If you lose and then want to take revenge by entering again…
this is a sign that the door to disaster is already open.

The safest solution:
Close Binance
Turn off your phone for 10 minutes
Breathe deeply as deep as you can
Losing is not a problem,
your emotions are what make your life miserable.

3. Don't Count “what if....”
This is the oldest cause of stress.
Example:
“what if I had just waited earlier…”
“what if I had closed at minute 17…”
“what if I had followed this signal…”
This is the devil's joke with all its offspring.
It’s useless, just adds more thoughts.
What’s important:
“what’s important is that you follow your trading system.”
4. Focus Your Mind on Other Things

If you’re feeling down, take a break from your trading, find other activities to do, or just hang out with your friends.

5. Losing = Lesson, Don’t Consider It a Disaster

A loss is actually a payment for knowledge.
Professional traders can only succeed because they have learned from their losses.
If you consider your losses as learning costs,
your mentality will be more resilient. for example, bringing a large amount of money will not make you anxious in the market.

6. Make a Small Evaluation, No Need to Overdo It

Just write down 1–2 points:
Where did you go wrong?
How will you avoid this mistake in the future?
People who stress are those who lose without understanding why.
If you understand the reason, your heart can feel relaxed.

7. Just Stay Calm

Emotions and stress are biological.
Try:
Breathe deeply 10 times
drink warm water or tea 🤣
Walk for just 5 minutes, if that’s not enough, walk 100 km just to get tired.
If your body is comfortable, your mind will feel comfortable.
If your mind is relaxed → your entries will be clearer.

Stay calm, if your fortune is there, it will not go away. 👍👍👍

Sometimes I think like this

I see there is a momentum
Set a sell limit
The price goes down according to my plan
I locked the market stop right at your entry price to make it a 0 risk for me.

It turns out when the price goes down just a little bit I immediately get stopped out.
Even though there was good momentum, but my position keeps getting stopped out even though after that it collapsed.
The result is a terrible win rate, potential profit lost.
I only won once,
but lost the potential for a big win that could help my account grow.

It turns out the market often retests
usually when it goes down, the price will go up once to test the supply area.
Well, my stop loss often gets hit, it turns out it’s hard to avoid.

I learned from my experience yesterday:
1. Don’t immediately move the stop loss when the price only moves a little.

2. Wait for the Retest Session
Usually after the price breaks down it will go up to retest the area before breaking down again.

3. Move your stop loss after the retest is complete.
I think it’s safe and doesn’t get hit easily.

That’s my experience, I’m going to share what I learned from the great King Siliwangi before.

Thank you for reading 👍