The longer you watch the market, the more orders you will open.

But the question is,
Does your strategy really have that many high-quality opportunities in a day?

If not,
Many of the trades you've made will actually turn out to be of low quality.

And if that's the case,
Getting stuck in a trading deadlock becomes an inevitable outcome.

Generally, our stereotypical impression of traders is
that they need to watch the screens all day + multiple monitors.

But when you actually do this,
is the situation better or worse?
I think you know better than anyone!

If you currently have issues with emotional trading or overtrading,
it's very likely because you spend too much time looking at charts and market screens.

What you really need to do is,
not force yourself to resist making low-quality trades,
because that’s very painful.

You should just stop looking,
and solve the problem at its root.

Nowadays, whether it’s TradingView
or various exchanges, they all have price alert features.
It depends on what platform you use, but almost all have them.
This is an essential tool for those who don’t watch the market constantly.

When you start trying to
set up trading plans in advance
and set price alerts,

you will find
not only does the quality of your trades improve significantly (because you’re executing pre-planned trades),
but you also free yourself from being glued to the computer.
You gain much more time to do what you truly want to do.

This is the original intention many of us had when learning to trade,
not to lock ourselves in a chart prison,
right?

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