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The NATURALGAS price formed an ascending channel pattern in D. chart
At the moment, Price revers from support line lower high & higher low formation.
So, I expect a Bullish move from here.
SEE :-Trading psychology mirrors boxing—a mental and physical battle where discipline is key. In boxing, facing a strong opponent and refusing to surrender early (e.g., by the 2nd round in an 11-round fight) can lead to devastating injury. Similarly, in trading, clinging to a losing trade is like fighting a market you can’t beat. It drains your mental health—stress, anxiety, and overthinking erode focus—and risks your financial health, potentially wiping out your account. Studies show 70-90% of retail traders fail, often due to emotional decisions like holding losing trades too long, driven by hope or ego. Just as a boxer taps out to avoid a knockout, a trader must cut losses early (e.g., using a 2-3% stop-loss) to protect capital and mental clarity. Recognize the "strong opponent" (a bad trade), exit fast, and preserve your strength for the next fight.
SO, going random in the market is like stepping into a boxing ring without a game plan -
You need a Process with Discipline & systematic plan. Follow you rules, avoid you same mistakes, improve results. Calibrate systems as per your risk ability.
HAVE A GOOD DAY. SHARE YOUR COMMAND & LIKES
The NATURALGAS price formed an ascending channel pattern in D. chart
At the moment, Price revers from support line lower high & higher low formation.
So, I expect a Bullish move from here.
SEE :-Trading psychology mirrors boxing—a mental and physical battle where discipline is key. In boxing, facing a strong opponent and refusing to surrender early (e.g., by the 2nd round in an 11-round fight) can lead to devastating injury. Similarly, in trading, clinging to a losing trade is like fighting a market you can’t beat. It drains your mental health—stress, anxiety, and overthinking erode focus—and risks your financial health, potentially wiping out your account. Studies show 70-90% of retail traders fail, often due to emotional decisions like holding losing trades too long, driven by hope or ego. Just as a boxer taps out to avoid a knockout, a trader must cut losses early (e.g., using a 2-3% stop-loss) to protect capital and mental clarity. Recognize the "strong opponent" (a bad trade), exit fast, and preserve your strength for the next fight.
SO, going random in the market is like stepping into a boxing ring without a game plan -
You need a Process with Discipline & systematic plan. Follow you rules, avoid you same mistakes, improve results. Calibrate systems as per your risk ability.
HAVE A GOOD DAY. SHARE YOUR COMMAND & LIKES
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