[00:01] sounds completely backwards. Make it stop me out. So, let me explain. Most traders do this. Trades green, they're up 2,000. They cut it. They take a profit. It feels good, right? Then the trade keeps running
[00:15] happens. The trade's red, they're down 1,500. They hold, they hope. It goes down to $5,000 or $6,000 before they finally bail. Here's why. So, your brain values a dollar lost roughly twice as much as a
[00:32] dollar gained. So, when you're green, your brain screams, "Protect it. Grab it now." And when you're red, your brain whispers, "Give it time. It'll come back. Don't worry." Both feel rational, but in trading, neither one is. So,
[00:46] here's the fix. Before you enter, define your stop and your target. And then your your stop and your target. And then your job, your only job, is to let the trade prove you wrong. More specifically, make the trade stop you out. If it stops you
[00:59] out, great. Your system's working. Hits your target, also great. System's working. And by target, I mean trailing your stop all the way up. The one thing the middle, because in the middle, you're actually not thinking. You're
[01:13] just reacting. Make it stop me out. That one phrase is worth more than most one phrase is worth more than most trading courses.