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How often do you review your losing trades compared to your winning trades? Which teaches you more?
What is harder for you: accepting a losing trade or watching a missed winning trade?
How do you stay patient when the market is moving but your setup hasn't appeared yet?
Do you believe stop loss hunting is real, or is it simply traders placing stops at obvious levels? Explain your view.
What is your biggest trigger for overtrading? Boredom, revenge trading, FOMO, or the desire to recover losses quickly?
Have you ever taken a perfect setup but still lost because of emotions? What did that experience teach you?
How do you know the difference between a liquidity sweep and a true market reversal? What confirmation do you wait for before entering a trade?
Do you think like a gambler or a risk manager?
Do you respect your stop loss every time?
How often do you enter trades without proper analysis?
Is your account growing steadily or in spikes and drops?
Do you get more affected by wins or losses?
Do you analyze your trades daily or weekly?
Are you aiming for consistency or quick profits?
Do you fully trust your strategy during drawdowns?
