The rule that, if you’re unsure about trading, you can trade with a smaller number of shares — even just one — was first popularized by traders and psychologists who emphasized the importance of minimizing risk in uncertain situations. This approach allows traders to stay in the market while avoiding significant losses when they aren’t confident in their decisions. The key is to trade with a number of shares that feels comfortable to you, reducing stress and emotional pressure.
Today, I applied this trading rule that has been popularized by both traders and psychologists: if you’re feeling unsure, trade with a smaller number of shares — even as little as one. This strategy helps to minimize risk in uncertain situations while still keeping you in the market.
I put this into practice today by purchasing 100 shares of $KXIN, carefully weighing the risks to match my comfort level. This approach helped me stay disciplined, ensuring that emotions didn’t interfere with my decisions, allowing for smarter, more controlled trading.
The ability to adjust position size based on your confidence is crucial for maintaining emotional balance and achieving long-term growth. This method of trading isn’t just about being present in the market; it’s about doing so in a way that reduces stress and keeps you focused on making sound, logical decisions rather than acting impulsively.
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In 10/02/2024 at 11;18, 100 shares $KXIN at 0.2364
Out by mistake 11;24
In 10/02/2024 at 11:26 100 shares $KXIN at 0.2364
Out by plan In 10/02/2024 at 13:42 100 shares $KXIN at 0,3066
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