This video explains why many traders feel like a stock starts falling right after they buy. The main point is that it is usually not bad luck, but the result of poor trade entry habits.
It highlights three common mistakes and provides practical solutions to help traders avoid them. These three mistakes are:
1. Chasing the move: Buying after a stock has already risen sharply because of FOMO, often just as early buyers begin taking profits.
2. Trading on emotion: Entering a trade because of hype, headlines, or online posts instead of a clear strategy.
3. Entering without an exit plan: Knowing why you want to buy, but not knowing when to cut losses or take profits.
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