The label #TradingStrategyMistakes reminds us that in the world of trading, the greatest enemy is often not the market, but oneself. I have made mistakes, and sharing them is part of the learning process. One of the most common was entering without a clear strategy, just out of fear of 'missing the opportunity.' The famous FOMO. Another was not respecting my own stops, hoping that 'the price will recover.'

I also learned that overtrading on days without a clear direction is more draining than beneficial, and that changing strategies every week only creates confusion. Trading requires discipline, not genius.

Recognizing mistakes, analyzing them, and adapting is a fundamental part of the process. Because in the end, mistakes are not eliminated; they are managed. And each stumble can be the previous step to a real improvement in your strategy.