Missing trades won’t make you go broke, but chasing them often will.

@jfsrevg Veritas facti.

@jfsrevg ^

@jfsrevg @CFlanders7 This should go on a coffee mug

@jfsrevg Well said. Missing a trade really is no different to missing a form of public transport. The next one is just around the corner. Chase the one you missed and you will simply get caught in-between them both and not make it to your destination.

@jfsrevg Very true

@jfsrevg Truth Jeff

@jfsrevg True, but you still need to answer the question why you missed the trade, and work on it so that you don't just become okay missing trades

@jfsrevg Make trades when set alerts 🚨 trigger. Easy

@jfsrevg Golden

@jfsrevg These is for sure

@jfsrevg The right play comes to you

@jfsrevg Don’t rush setups. Let them come to you. Reel them in.

@jfsrevg 100%. Only beneficial thing to do with a missed trade is to journal it. Identify why you missed it and see if you can catch it next time

@jfsrevg Letting trades go is a skill. Chasing them is a mistake. Know the difference.

@jfsrevg Real.

@jfsrevg Yes sir! A good entry can make a trade return 2x the money and more!

@jfsrevg No fomo nomo 😔☝️

@jfsrevg Absolutely, the urge to chase after missed opportunities can lead to more significant losses than the trades themselves. Patience and discipline are key in trading.

@jfsrevg Traders have to protect their funds to catch the next quality trade.

@jfsrevg @alfyy_1

@jfsrevg True

@jfsrevg No big deal. Chasing them? That's where the trouble starts.

@jfsrevg it highlights the Idea that being patient and sticking to your plan is far more beneficial than rushing into trades out of FOMO