Ember 🇰🇷

what matters more for surviving as a trader? - strategy - discipline - risk management - luck

be honest do you actually have a max loss limit for the day, week, or month?

name one thing you wish someone had told you before you started trading

be honest would you rather be consistently average or occasionally brilliant and often wrong?

what matters more for discipline? - rules - accountability - just experience over time

name a psychological bias you think affects your trading the most

be honest would you trade a bigger apartment for a shorter commute?

what's harder to accept? - missing a move entirely - catching part of it and selling too early

be honest do you check your portfolio more when it's up or when it's down?

leverage amplifies gains and losses equally so why does it only feel exciting on the way up?

name one thing you think about differently after your worst trade

seriously why does every trader think they're the exception to basic risk management?

overtrading feels productive in the moment does it actually help your returns, or just your sense of control?

be honest do you journal your trades or just remember the good ones?

what matters more when you're on a losing streak? - taking a break - reducing size - reviewing your process

fomo doesn't feel like fomo while it's happening how do you actually catch yourself in it?

name one emotion that costs you the most money when you act on it

technology, trade, and travel have made the world smaller than ever do you think we understand each other better because of it?

what matters more for long term returns? - avoiding big losses - catching big wins

what's harder to do? - cut a losing position - let a winning one run