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Some of blind selection that lead to loss but not for long

Boss Move #02 If one loss is going to have you eating noodles for a month,  or even a day your risk is too big. If you're going to lose sleep over it ... you shouldn't be risking it. Don't trade with your ego, you will be setting yourself up for failure.   It's a classic beginner mistake.. especially if you've had a couple of good trades, then bam risk it all and it's all over rover! New traders blow accounts by risking too much too soon.  I've been there, bought the tshirt, and even went back and bought another 😆  If a single trade makes you anxious, you're risking more than your account can handle. Small position sizes keep your emotions quiet — and quiet traders last longer, and are more confident in their trades. Start trading with a demo account and

Bit Digital, Inc. (BTBT) $Bit Digital, Inc.(BTBT)$ closed at $4.06 in the latest trading session, marking a -1.69% move from the prior day. The stock's change was less than the S&P 500's daily gain of 0.4%. On the other hand, the Dow registered a loss of 0.04%, and the technology-centric Nasdaq increased by 0.66%. Shares of the company have appreciated by 39.53% over the course of the past month, outperforming the Business Services sector's loss of 2.72%, and the S&P 500's gain of 1.02% Investors will be eagerly watching for the performance of Bit Digital, Inc. in its upcoming earnings disclosure. The company's upcoming EPS is projected at $0, signifying a 100.00% increase compared to the same quarter of the previous year. Meanwhile, the C

I go for long term and buy into sensible companies, in hopes that I can let them grow organically. So I guess I'm at risk of having losses grow? Too stubborn to sell... maybe I'll be a little more pragmatic

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#10 deadly trading mistakes 

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1. Over Leveraged through selling options 2. Entering trades impatiently without waiting for bullish candle 3. never cut loss and keep holding when stop loss is breached 4. take profit too quickly and never let it run. these are a few common ones

The first time I opened a brokerage account, I remember staring at the options: cash or margin. Some people might have been tempted by margin, imagining extra buying power, the chance to amplify gains. For me, the choice was clear from the start: cash. No borrowed money, no debt—just the money I actually had. Using cash keeps everything straightforward. When I buy a stock, I know exactly how much I’m putting in and what I could realistically lose. There’s no interest, no margin calls, no hidden pressure from owing money I don’t have. The worst-case scenario is always clear: I can only lose what I invested, not more. That certainty allows me to focus on the companies I like, the ones I believe in, without any external stress or urgency forcing my decisions. I still remember watching my port

🧨 Many of us had encountered the 10 Deadly Trading Mistakes! Blindly chasing breakouts, Trying to out smart the market, Averaging down without a plan, Letting small losses rolling into disasters, No stop loss, Frequent trading without reason, Overexposed in one stock, Holding on to “sinking ship”, Poor position sizing, Letting short-term swings distort judgement. Hope all my friends Do Due Dilligence before each trade, avoiding the above 10 trading mistakes and win all the way to the moon during this mid-autumn! 🚀🚀🚀🌕 @1PC @SPACE ROCKET @GoodLife99 @icycrystal

Greedy to buy high and panic sell when plunge. never preserve cash.

$NVDL 20251017 67.0 PUT$ took profit & free up liquidity for better opportunities 

$MercadoLibre(MELI)$ Got assigned on a put—no big deal. It’s all part of the cycle. Now pivoting to sell covered calls to work the position and recover premium.

Yes. Often mislead by greed. If I had sell it yesterday, it would had been a profit. If only.. next day it's a complete loss. Learning from mistakes , if there is a profit of 35-50% profit before options expiry, I would sell them. 

$PayPal(PYPL)$ is my biggest trading mistakes. Bought it at high around 200+ and DCA at every dip, thinking that it may recover. Now stuck with paper loss. Now I learnt my mistakes and applied stop loss if things go out of plan. @TigerEvents

I used to struggle most with #2 (letting small losses turn into big ones) and #9 (hoping for a rebound), especially early on when I believed “it’ll come back.” That mindset turned manageable losses into painful lessons. The market eventually taught me that capital preservation is priority one, and protecting the downside is what allows you to stay in the game. Over time, I’ve grown to lean strongly toward strict stop-losses. They help remove emotion and force accountability. When a trade hits my predefined limit, I exit; no hesitation, no bargaining. I’ve also learned to size positions smaller so stops don’t feel punitive. One turning point came from a tech trade that fell 40% while I kept averaging down, convinced it would recover. It never did. That loss reshaped my approach entirely; I

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All of the above 10. Thank you for the reminder. Well written.

Some of blind selection that lead to loss but not for long

Boss Move #02 If one loss is going to have you eating noodles for a month,  or even a day your risk is too big. If you're going to lose sleep over it ... you shouldn't be risking it. Don't trade with your ego, you will be setting yourself up for failure.   It's a classic beginner mistake.. especially if you've had a couple of good trades, then bam risk it all and it's all over rover! New traders blow accounts by risking too much too soon.  I've been there, bought the tshirt, and even went back and bought another 😆  If a single trade makes you anxious, you're risking more than your account can handle. Small position sizes keep your emotions quiet — and quiet traders last longer, and are more confident in their trades. Start trading with a demo account and

Bit Digital, Inc. (BTBT) $Bit Digital, Inc.(BTBT)$ closed at $4.06 in the latest trading session, marking a -1.69% move from the prior day. The stock's change was less than the S&P 500's daily gain of 0.4%. On the other hand, the Dow registered a loss of 0.04%, and the technology-centric Nasdaq increased by 0.66%. Shares of the company have appreciated by 39.53% over the course of the past month, outperforming the Business Services sector's loss of 2.72%, and the S&P 500's gain of 1.02% Investors will be eagerly watching for the performance of Bit Digital, Inc. in its upcoming earnings disclosure. The company's upcoming EPS is projected at $0, signifying a 100.00% increase compared to the same quarter of the previous year. Meanwhile, the C

The first time I opened a brokerage account, I remember staring at the options: cash or margin. Some people might have been tempted by margin, imagining extra buying power, the chance to amplify gains. For me, the choice was clear from the start: cash. No borrowed money, no debt—just the money I actually had. Using cash keeps everything straightforward. When I buy a stock, I know exactly how much I’m putting in and what I could realistically lose. There’s no interest, no margin calls, no hidden pressure from owing money I don’t have. The worst-case scenario is always clear: I can only lose what I invested, not more. That certainty allows me to focus on the companies I like, the ones I believe in, without any external stress or urgency forcing my decisions. I still remember watching my port

🧨 Many of us had encountered the 10 Deadly Trading Mistakes! Blindly chasing breakouts, Trying to out smart the market, Averaging down without a plan, Letting small losses rolling into disasters, No stop loss, Frequent trading without reason, Overexposed in one stock, Holding on to “sinking ship”, Poor position sizing, Letting short-term swings distort judgement. Hope all my friends Do Due Dilligence before each trade, avoiding the above 10 trading mistakes and win all the way to the moon during this mid-autumn! 🚀🚀🚀🌕 @1PC @SPACE ROCKET @GoodLife99 @icycrystal

$MercadoLibre(MELI)$ Got assigned on a put—no big deal. It’s all part of the cycle. Now pivoting to sell covered calls to work the position and recover premium.

1. Over Leveraged through selling options 2. Entering trades impatiently without waiting for bullish candle 3. never cut loss and keep holding when stop loss is breached 4. take profit too quickly and never let it run. these are a few common ones

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I go for long term and buy into sensible companies, in hopes that I can let them grow organically. So I guess I'm at risk of having losses grow? Too stubborn to sell... maybe I'll be a little more pragmatic

$NVDL 20251017 67.0 PUT$ took profit & free up liquidity for better opportunities 

Join my team!Find out more here:2025 Tiger Brokers Trade To Win Gather your elite trading team, compete for a roaring US$360,000 Prize Pool!

Just don't fall asleep and don't be quick to repeat trades mix it up give it rest ectt

Greedy to buy high and panic sell when plunge. never preserve cash.

#10 deadly trading mistakes 

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