Why Emotions Are More Expensive Than Bad Entries 🧠
Most traders obsess over entries.
But accounts don’t get blown by bad entries —
they get blown by emotional decisions.
Fear, greed, ego, hope.
These four cost more than any losing trade.
How Emotions Quietly Ruin Trades
Cutting winners too early out of fear
Holding losers out of hope
Oversizing after confidence spikes
Ignoring stops to protect ego
The chart didn’t change.
Your emotions did.
Why Emotional Control Is So Rare
Because trading hits something personal.
Money equals validation.
Loss feels like failure.
Wins feel like identity.
And once ego enters the system,
logic slowly leaves.
What Disciplined Traders Do
They execute rules, not feelings
They accept losses instantly
They don’t need to be right — only profitable
They judge trades by process, not outcome
Emotionless doesn’t mean careless.
It means controlled.
The Real Skill
Anyone can trade well when calm.
The edge appears when pressure is high.
That’s when discipline pays rent.
Final Thought
You don’t need better emotions.
You need rules strong enough to override them.
Master your reactions,
and the market becomes predictable.
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What it does include:
📌Two small ethics provisions that fall under Banking’s jurisdiction, unlike most ethics language, which sits with other committees and won’t appear here or in the version expected within the hour. Notably, language relating to felony convictions on page 72 and insider trading on page 270.
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