Kosta Ouzas explains why traders fail: they watch screens constantly and react emotionally to every price move. The fix isn't confidence. It's structure. Set rules that handle small moves automatically, like a thermostat regulates temperature without your input.
Here's the problem most traders don't realize they're stuck in they're glued to the screen. They're checking charts constantly. Every candle feels important. Every move feels like it needs a reaction. And even when they're profitable, they're stressed. And when they're not, it's even worse. The market dictates their mood, their schedule, and, of course, their attention. Think about it like a thermostat in your house. You don't sit there all day adjusting the temperature every time it changes slightly. You set the range once, and the system does the rest. If it gets too hot or too cold, it's just going to respond automatically. All you ever do is occasionally check that it's all set up correctly. And that's exactly how what I'm doing now actually works. Because the way out of this isn't trading harder or watching less randomly. It's removing decisions from the day entirely.
