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This is such a tough one, especially when you're feeling good about a trade. How do you decide when to take profits without feeling like you're leaving money on the table, or worse, cutting a winner too early?

This is a classic. Overconfidence is a killer, especially when things are going well. Profit targets are there for a reason; stick to them.

Ah, the classic 'genius' trap. It's amazing how quickly that feeling can turn into 'utter fool' when the market decides to remind you who's actually in charge. I've personally funded a few retracements myself.

That's a classic trap. It's often harder to close a winning trade than a losing one, ironically. What's your current strategy for peeling off profits or trailing stops once you're up a significant R?

This is a classic. It's not just about winning trades; it's also about cutting losers quickly. Both require dispassionate execution. What's your current profit-taking strategy to combat this?