afraid the trade might turn out as a loss(fear of uncertainty)
i don't look at multiple timeframes for confluence prior to making the trade
i don't identify key levels in advance(then i'm pissed for not seeing it - being unprepared)
i see the potential trade, but don't set limit orders(only to later see it wick into my area)
i see something happening, but i don't act on it(and it turns out exactly as anticipated, but i'm left empty-handed)
Not listening to intuition
having no self-belief, not trusting myself
looking at Twitter for trade ideas, which impacts my bias and makes me doubt my trades(i tend to think others know better than i do)
reluctant to take the trade, but if the idea is shilled by my friends, i'm very quick to put the risk on
not looking at correlated trading pairs for confluence/cues
too focused on micro-timeframes(you can get lost in the chop)
looking for a perfect entry and insane multiplier RR
risking a lot to make little
anticipating/predicting too much, instead of just trading level to level
Imagining too much what will happen, instead of being more reactionary
too focused on the breakout/final move, when i could've scalped the range for great profits instead
not keeping track of recent big movers for relatively easy trades
after the trade fails or succeed, i don't keep track of the ticker for new potential trades
when the market is trending, i'm reluctant to chase, i don't want to buy first support, then i usually buy deep retracements after the trend has already turned against and it dumps on me
Not letting the winners run(taking profits quickly)