Hey Trader, On June 8th, I traded INHD and made money. I got in around $3.53 and sold around $4.97. Sounds great, right? The problem is the stock eventually ran all the way to $66.69. When I saw that move, I felt bad about myself. I started replaying the trade in my head, thinking about how much money I could have made if I had just held on longer. But then I remembered something important: A good trade can still feel bad if you compare it to what could have been. Getting from $3.53 to $4.97 is about a 41% gain. Most traders would be thrilled with that. The emotional wound came from seeing $66.69 afterward. This trade reminded me that Rule #7, "Don't Be Greedy," isn't just about holding too long. It's also about accepting that no trader catches every dollar of a move. If you're a beginner trader, you'll probably experience this feeling too. You'll have winning trades that somehow still make you feel disappointed. Don't. If you followed your setup, respected your risk, and obeyed your rules, that's a successful trade. I recorded a short video breaking down exactly what happened, what I was thinking, and the lesson I learned from it. Remember, our job isn't to catch every dollar. Our job is to follow our rules consistently. Comment below: tell us about a trade where you experience FOMO.

Most beginner traders don’t blow accounts because they can’t find good stocks. They blow accounts because they have no risk management rules. The market will always be here tomorrow.Your job is to protect your capital long enough to gain experience. One of my top trading rules:#18 Know your total risk management drawdown — the amount you are willing to lose each day. The moment you become emotional over one trade, you’ll start revenge trading, averaging down, chasing entries, and breaking your setup. Risk management is not just about stop losses, it’s about discipline. ✅ Knowing your max loss before entering ✅ Cutting losers quickly ✅ Not overtrading ✅ Not sizing too big too soon ✅ Respecting your stop ✅ Walking away after hitting your max daily loss ✅ Taking quality setups instead of random trades New traders think trading is about making money fast. Profitable traders know trading is about protecting capital first. Small consistent wins with controlled losses will always beat emotional trading. You do not need to catch every move. You only need to protect your account long enough to master your strategy. What are your personal risk management rules as a trader? List them below 👇

If you are just getting started trading, the first thing to learn is how to find the trend, and why a stock price is moving up or down. Trend Confirmation: The trend is your friend. Keep it simple. If price is making higher highs and higher lows, it’s going up. That’s your signal for continuation. HHHL = buyers are in control. Avoid stocks that:Hit HOD and reversed hard. Broke trend structureFailed to make new highs If it’s not making new highs, it’s weak. Period. Prioritize stocks that keep pushing higher toward previous levels on the chart. Uptrend = buy dips Downtrend = short pops No trend = no trade Do you wait for confirmation, or are you jumping in before the trend is clear?

Comment below, what's your strategy? "Hey, I know you haven't been trading for that long, but tell me — do you have a strategy yet? What's your go-to setup? Like, for example… when a stock’s been chopping in a range above VWAP, keeps hitting resistance, and then finally breaks it. Do you wait for the conditions you write down in your journal — like volume picking up, RSI(relative strength volume) above a certain number-for me 70 RSI and then the next 5-minute candle making a new high above the previous one? Think about your best winning trades and start building your strategy around those patterns. You know, the ones where you jump in and actually get to take profit without it turning on you."