If you are in this state, I've learned that it's best to do nothing and don't trade at all. It could be odd to hear but that's the kind of decision you need to have when you're not feeling well and low spirited because you're not motivated at all. The tendency of you to lose more money is big when you're forced to trade and your motivation is quite low. Dedication and "getting used to it" is also a good one if you do not want to stop or can't stop. If you have traded for 3000 days in a row for example, you think it becomes hard to trade on day 3001? Of course not, it becomes the usual part of life and doesn't matter to you. I know it's very hard and very few people do it, but there are people out there with 1000+ trading back to back every single day, maybe they did take some vacation here and there, which is normal every human needs vacations, but those still trade everyday after they return. I agree, getting used to it is making the trades easier for them. Can take some vacation anytime they wish to and then going back anytime when they're prepared and ready to do it. They have the discipline to trade and from that many trades they've done, it has taught them a lot already that gives them the idea on how to trade correctly.
If you are in this state, I've learned that it's best to do nothing and don't trade at all. It could be odd to hear but that's the kind of decision you need to have when you're not feeling well and low spirited because you're not motivated at all. The tendency of you to lose more money is big when you're forced to trade and your motivation is quite low. Dedication and "getting used to it" is also a good one if you do not want to stop or can't stop. If you have traded for 3000 days in a row for example, you think it becomes hard to trade on day 3001? Of course not, it becomes the usual part of life and doesn't matter to you. I know it's very hard and very few people do it, but there are people out there with 1000+ trading back to back every single day, maybe they did take some vacation here and there, which is normal every human needs vacations, but those still trade everyday after they return. I agree, getting used to it is making the trades easier for them. Can take some vacation anytime they wish to and then going back anytime when they're prepared and ready to do it. They have the discipline to trade and from that many trades they've done, it has taught them a lot already that gives them the idea on how to trade correctly.

If you are in this state, I've learned that it's best to do nothing and don't trade at all. It could be odd to hear but that's the kind of decision you need to have when you're not feeling well and low spirited because you're not motivated at all. The tendency of you to lose more money is big when you're forced to trade and your motivation is quite low. Dedication and "getting used to it" is also a good one if you do not want to stop or can't stop. If you have traded for 3000 days in a row for example, you think it becomes hard to trade on day 3001? Of course not, it becomes the usual part of life and doesn't matter to you. I know it's very hard and very few people do it, but there are people out there with 1000+ trading back to back every single day, maybe they did take some vacation here and there, which is normal every human needs vacations, but those still trade everyday after they return. I agree, getting used to it is making the trades easier for them. Can take some vacation anytime they wish to and then going back anytime when they're prepared and ready to do it. They have the discipline to trade and from that many trades they've done, it has taught them a lot already that gives them the idea on how to trade correctly.

If you are in this state, I've learned that it's best to do nothing and don't trade at all. It could be odd to hear but that's the kind of decision you need to have when you're not feeling well and low spirited because you're not motivated at all. The tendency of you to lose more money is big when you're forced to trade and your motivation is quite low. Dedication and "getting used to it" is also a good one if you do not want to stop or can't stop. If you have traded for 3000 days in a row for example, you think it becomes hard to trade on day 3001? Of course not, it becomes the usual part of life and doesn't matter to you. I know it's very hard and very few people do it, but there are people out there with 1000+ trading back to back every single day, maybe they did take some vacation here and there, which is normal every human needs vacations, but those still trade everyday after they return. I agree, getting used to it is making the trades easier for them. Can take some vacation anytime they wish to and then going back anytime when they're prepared and ready to do it. They have the discipline to trade and from that many trades they've done, it has taught them a lot already that gives them the idea on how to trade correctly.