Boredom trades, re-entry paralysis, averaging down, the Stage 3 trap — the psychological patterns that destroy capital even when the system is sound.
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The hardest decision in position trading. A structured framework for when to hold and when the thesis is broken.
You sold. It kept going. The re-entry problem is one of the most common and most painful in position trading.
Most traders track P&L. Serious traders track decision quality. How to run a post-trade review that actually improves you.
Markets are won on Sundays. The exact weekly review process — sectors, watchlist, setups, mental preparation.
Daily candlestick obsession is the enemy of position trading. Why the weekly chart is the only timeframe that matters.
Before sizing up, size down. The discipline account concept — how to build the habit before the capital follows.
Intraday trading promises speed. Position trading delivers compounding. Why the weekly chart is where fortunes are built.
Averaging down feels logical. It destroys capital. Why every methodology in Kasauti explicitly forbids it.
The urge to trade when there is nothing to do is one of the most expensive habits in the market. Why cash is a position.
The most common retail pattern in India — buying at Stage 3 when it looks safe and selling at Stage 4 when it hurts.