Just finished reviewing a losing trade, and the core issue wasn't misreading the trend, it was my reckless hands. Seeing the market dip, I immediately wanted to chase, but the pool depth wasn't enough, and the slippage completely threw me off. I clearly set a stop loss, but the execution price was still off by a bit... Basically, I was too hasty with the order timing, didn't place limit orders, didn't split the orders, just threw everything in at once, like giving away liquidity to others.



I added another note: The more a meme is shouted by a celebrity and suddenly surges, the more I should pretend I have no hands. Veteran traders say not to take the final hit—I didn't believe it before, but now I do. Next time, I'd rather miss out than let emotions turn into market orders. That's all for now.
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