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No one knows the future. All you can do is follow your own strategy and use technical analysis to create a good risk/reward ratio.

Rushing in trading is a way to destroy your trading account. Success belongs to those who play the long game with patience.

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“If you find yourself in a hole, stop digging.” - Will Rogers.

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How to Deal with Your Inner Degen

Acknowledging your "degen" side as a trader--the impulsive, risk-loving part that craves the thrill of big wins--is a game-changer. Suppressing it only drives it underground, where it sabotages your trading on the down low. The key is to bring it into the light and integrate it into your trading strategy.

Instead of denying or fighting this side, learn to channel it constructively. For example, you can set up a small "play money" account where you take high-risk trades without jeopardizing your core portfolio. This way, you satisfy your inner degen while protecting your overall trading performance.

When you recognize and manage your inner "degen" consciously like this, you take back control. You’re no longer reacting impulsively—you’re choosing when and how to indulge that part of you. It’s not about eliminating risk; it’s about taking it with eyes wide open.

As I always say, awareness precedes control.

"Until you can manage your emotions, don't expect to manage money."

— Warren Buffett

"If you buy things you do not need, soon you will have to sell things you need."

— Warren Buffett

The hardest part of trading is to stick to same plan even when you are losing.

Emotion is the enemy of execution—use position sizing that lets you trade without strong emotions.

Emotions lead to bad trades.

Bad trades lead to emotions.