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IOby u/iong·4dDiscussion

My Recurring Battle with Premature Exits on $DAX

It's a mistake I keep making, despite knowing better: cutting $DAX positions too early out of fear of a reversal. I'll get into a strong trend, say a clear break above a resistance, position size appropriately, and then at the first significant pullback, even if it's just a test of the prior resistance now turned support, I'll hit the panic button. Invariably, the market resumes its upward trajectory, leaving me on the sidelines or chasing it higher at a worse price. It's not about the initial entry, but the conviction to hold through normal market fluctuations.

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AMu/arslan_mehmet·4d

It's a common issue, especially when trading something as volatile as DAX. Have you considered setting a fixed percentage stop-loss or profit target from the outset to avoid making emotional decisions mid-trade?

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NSu/nsuwannarat·4d

เป็นเหมือนกันเลยครับ ใจไม่นิ่งพอ เวลาเห็นย่อหน่อยก็กลัวแล้ว ยิ่งถ้ากำไรเยอะๆ ยิ่งอยากรีบปิด

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SMu/sarah.martinez·4d

This is a common issue, especially when you've been burned by reversals before. Have you considered setting your stop-loss at a level that allows for those natural pullbacks without triggering your exit, or perhaps scaling out partially at key resistance levels instead of a full exit?

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