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When people see numbers like these, they often assume I’m just lucky, that I happened to make a “get-rich-quick” trade, or that I have access to insider information. In reality, my greatest progress began when I stopped doing the things most novice traders commonly do.

I used to: chase the market after it had already strengthened; hold onto losing positions, hoping they would rebound; enter trades randomly out of boredom; overtrade on every down day, trying to “make up for losses”; and use too many indicators, which only led to confusion. The key to turning everything around was simplification.

Now I focus primarily on:Prioritizing trends (EMA levels/market direction) Confirming momentum (RSI + volume) Managing risk before seeking returns Keeping positions small until the trade setup is validated Following exit rules rather than acting on emotions

No strategy wins every day. I still lose trades. But the difference now is: my losses are manageable, my profits are larger, and I’ve achieved consistency.

Most people don’t need any magical indicators. All they need is discipline, patience, and a replicable trading system.

I’m not trying to sell you anything, nor do I claim to be an expert. I’m simply sharing the experiences that truly helped me turn things around.

If you’re a beginner currently struggling with losses, or if you’re trying to learn options trading while incorporating effective risk management, I’d be happy to sharefor freethe simple checklist and strategies I use before every trade.

u/Alone-Economy3536 — 3 days ago