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The longer you watch the market, the more trades you will open
But the question is
Does your strategy really have that many high-quality opportunities in a day?
If not
Then 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 screen all day, have ten or more monitors, and constantly monitor market changes
But when you actually do this
Does the situation get better or worse?
I think you know better than anyone
Many people, every day, clearly want to catch major swings
But after watching the market for too long
A large number of small fluctuations start to destroy your judgment
You mistake noise for opportunities
See small fluctuations as signals to enter early
Watching the market generates emotions.
Emotions lead to losing control.
In the end, you're not executing a strategy
But confusing yourself between doubt, hesitation, and impulsiveness
If you currently have emotional trading or overtrading issues
It's very likely not because you're not trying hard enough
But because you spend too much time staring at the charts and market screens
What you really need to do
Is not to force yourself to resist making low-quality trades
That’s painful
And hard to do in the long run
The real solution is
To simply stop looking
And address the problem at its root
Nowadays, whether it's TradingView
Or various exchanges
Almost all have price alert features
This is an essential tool for those who don’t watch the market
When you start trying to plan your trades in advance
And set price alerts
You will find
Your trading quality improves significantly
Because what you execute
Is no longer a spontaneous idea born from current emotions
But a pre-planned strategy
More importantly
You will free yourself from the computer
You will have much more time
To do what you truly want to do
This is the original intention many of us had when learning to trade, right?
Don’t lock yourself in a chart prison
Looking busy and focused every day
But actually just working harder to lose money
In the end, this market will only leave behind
Those who can ignore the most noise
Plan your trades in advance
Set your price alerts
Reduce watching the market
And wait for the right moment to act
Start now, and rescue yourself from the noise!