The fear traders never admit to

Ask most traders what they are afraid of and they will say losing money. Watch what they do and it is something else. They hold losers past the stop rather than admit a trade failed, and close winners early rather than risk watching one turn red.

Neither behavior protects money. Both avoid the same thing: being wrong somewhere it becomes a matter of record.

The full article covers how that fear disguises itself as reasonable decisions, the four questions worth asking every week, and why attaching a number to a habit removes the place the fear was living.

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