There's a very common but rarely seriously discussed phenomenon in trading.
When making money, trading is often very "normal":
There's a plan, there's rhythm, position sizing is reasonable, and stop losses are executed decisively.
But the moment you suffer a few consecutive losses, it's like the entire system gets replaced.
What used to be trading only one pattern suddenly becomes wanting to try every opportunity;
Fixed position sizing suddenly becomes one position heavier than the last;
Stop losses that were set get ignored when price reaches them - thinking "let me wait a bit longer."
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