Don't be trapped in perfection.

The ideas I learned from this video...

TraderTalk 2025-Don't Be Trapped Perfection

From cwayinvestment's Youtube channel.

In this clip, Donna shared Mindset, trading through the concept of "perfection does not exist," from the point of view of a world-class athlete like Roger Federer (a former tennis player in the world), and I forgot to listen to the source clip, and this is the idea I got...

♦ Perfection is Impossible, including trading. No system or trader can always make a profit without ever losing. So don't press yourself to trade correctly every round (it's impossible).

♦ No need to win every time to be profitable. World-class tennis player Roger Federer has only a 54% Win percentage of points. Trading is no different. Trading systems with a Win Rate of 60% can make the port grow and survive.

♦ Knowing what percentage chance we have of losing is important information that helps us better prepare for, improve, and deal with mistakes.

♦ Point by Point is only interested in the current trade. Focus by wood. Make the best of the plan. Don't put a missed past or an unborn future on yourself.

♦ Look at losses as "part of the game." The lacks only one point that we lose from thousands of other sticks that we will trade for a long time. Always remember, "Losses are the inevitable thing in this game."

♦ Lose and move on quickly. If you lose and get caught up in disappointment, there will be "negative energy," which will put pressure on and affect the decision on the next stick.

♦ Trading is a "long-term game," not measured by trading only a few sticks. True victories are measured at the ability to "stand distance" or survive in the market for as long as possible.

♦ Success is a "repeatable" thing. If a trade earns a hundred thousand profits at one time and the next, it is useless. Traders must have a methodology that is profitable systematically and consistently.

♦ The market is very volatile. Having a trading system will provide us with clear workflow patterns and procedures. Trade without emotions.

♦ Stop looking for the "Holy Grail," a system that says it's 99-100% accurate. It's just a dream sale. To believe these systems will eventually lead to carelessness and port clearing.

♦ Investors like Warren Buffet once made a huge loss decision, but he survived because the scale of the loss affected the overall portfolio very little.

♦ Do not look at the profit and loss numbers because they will swing the mood, but instead focus on the system-based plus-minus collection.

♦ Don't rush to pressure yourself to make a lot of money from the beginning. Just because we collect profit points consistently. In the future, as the portfolio gets bigger, the monetary profit will go up.

♦ Once the trade has reached its weekly / monthly target, the rest of the time is down. Review the plan. There is no need to continue to force the trade because there is a risk of losing money back to the market.

♦ If you estimate that the market does not fit into the system, just stop waiting, there is no need to rush, force trading, the market has been open for a hundred years, it is always longer than us, however, there are countless opportunities for us to play again.

♦ Don't be fooled or put pressure on yourself with the illusion of social success. Luxury lives or big profit images in the online world don't always measure excellence, because professional traders measure how to solve problems and cope with losses, which often nobody shows.

♦ Focus on yourself. No need to compete and no need to compare our results to anyone. Just take responsibility for your best game every day is enough.

♦ Having the right way to think (Mindset) from scratch is like "getting the first button right," which will allow us to develop and move steadily.

♦ Trading is risk management to make cash flow possible for a living, not overnight rich risk.

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