HOW TO BECOME A PROFITABLE TRADER IN 2025ta, Trading Strategy You Must Focus On 1 Trading Strategy. There are multiple strategies out there you can incorporate in your trading. You must put in the screen time to find success and conviction. | | al 1.Supply & Demand 2.Smart Money Concepts 3.1CT 4.TheStrat By Rob Smith 5.Trend Following 6.Support and Resistance 7.Chart Patterns 8, Reversal Candlesticks 9.Breakout Retest 10.Open Range BreakoutGame Plan As A Trader You Must Have A Game Plan To Help With Consistency 1. What time will | wake up to prepare for the trading day? 2. What Asset/Commodity am | going to trade? 3. What is my primary trading style? 4. What is the market sentiment for the day? 5. What is the economic calendar looking like? 6. Are there any earnings | need to take note of? 7. What timeframe will | be trading? 8. What position size am | comfortable with risking? 9. Are there any FEDS speaking for the day? 10. What strategy will work best for the current market condition/direction?a, Trading Rules As A Trader You Must Have Clear Rules For Yourself To Remain Disciplined 1.1 will not risk more than 50% of my account per trade. 2.1 will follow my % and technical stop loss to cut my losing trades. 3.1 will not enter trades blindly and hope the trade goes in my favor. 4. | will wake up Thr before the market opens to prepare and game-plan for the trading day. 5.1 will stop trading after 2 consecutive losing trades. 6. | will not over trade! 7.1 will no FOMO (Fear of missing out) on trades. 8. | will not add to my losing positions. 9. | will wait for my trading set up before entering my trades. 10. | will let my runners run and move my stop loss higher.Trading Risk Management Calculator Loss Taken Gain NecessaryPosition Sizing Position Sizing Is Key To Help Minimize Trading Losses Account Size Risk Per Trade $50-100/Trade $100-200/Trade $100-300/Trade $200-400/Trade $200-500/Trade $10,000 $250-500/Trade $25,000 $500-1000/TradeAvoid These Common Emotional Mistakes 1.Rush into new trades after experiencing a few losses in order to win the money back quickly. 2.Fear taking the next valid trade after a series of losses. 3.Stay in a losing trade “hoping” that things will turn around. 4.Focus on short term results and lose their perspective. 5.Fail to stick to consistent percentage risk per trade. 6.Constantly changing trading systems/strategies after experiencing short term losses. '7.Focus on the account balance instead of following the system. 8.Get emotionally affected by losses: fear, stress, loss in confidence. 9.Blame and find external reasons for their losses. 10. Desire to take revenge on a stock or the market after experiencing losses.td. Trading Psychology Trading psychology refers to the emotional and mental aspects that influence a trader's decision- making and behavior in the financial markets. It encompasses the thoughts, feelings, and reactions that traders experience during the process of making and managing trades. Emotional Control Discipline Patience Risk Management Adaptability Self-Awareness Learning from Mistakes Confidence without Overconfidence Coping with Losses Long-Term Perspective