Trading discipline. The modern stoic’s edge. https://t.co/FRUAFE7eo8 ...

Risk Assessment - A portfolio loss exceeding 25% indicates potential issues within a trading group [1] - Less than 15% of a group experiencing significant losses suggests a potentially successful trading circle [1] Trading Strategy - The performance of a close circle (15-20 individuals) can be a measure of trading discipline and skill [1] - This information can be used to refine and improve the selection of trading partners [1]

Risk Management & Trading Psychology - The market teaches discipline through humbling experiences, separating gamblers from survivors [1][2] - Capital preservation is crucial, with experienced traders often holding over 30% in stable assets [2] - Revenge trading, longing a bottom, or trying to "make it back" after losses typically fails [2] - Recover losses incrementally with remaining capital, avoiding further chasing [2] - Avoid over-leveraging; buy small dips on good coins, saving ammunition for potential further declines [3] Market Analysis & Strategy - Bear markets often begin with the sentiment that "it can't go down more" [3] - Taking a step back, closing charts, and walking away can be beneficial during downturns [3] Trader Resilience - Experienced traders have faced significant losses and doubts [3] - Survival in the market hinges on not quitting [3]