Nobody improves at trading by accident. It happens deliberately, through a specific kind of attention paid to how decisions get made rather than simply whether they worked out. And in futures markets where the combination of leverage, volatility, and capital at risk creates consequences that arrive fast and hit hard the quality of thinking behind each decision matters more than almost anything else. The frustrating part is that most traders never examine their thinking directly. They examine their results, adjust their strategy, refine their entries. But the thinking itself the…
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