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Emotion management. Entering a trade is easy. Knowing if you need to exit or not because of fear or greed is hard. Should you take a loss? Maybe if you wait long enough it’s a win? Can you stomach losing 100k on a bad day? Can you make most of it back tomorrow all over again?

The market will give what it wants to give you.

Sitting on hands waiting for the A+ setup.

honestly the worst part is when you KNOW what you should do but then your brain just goes nah let's do the opposite

like i'll have my whole strategy planned out and then watch myself break every rule lol

You’re definitely not alone this is pretty much the *core struggle* of day trading, even for people who’ve been at it for years.

From my experience, the biggest issues aren’t strategy-related at all. Emotions and discipline are the real battle. You can have a solid setup, but one impulsive trade after a loss or a good win can undo days of progress.

Risk management is another huge one. Most traders don’t blow up because they’re wrong—they blow up because they size too big or try to “make it back” quickly. Overtrading usually comes from that same place: reacting to the market instead of waiting for your edge.

And the unpredictability never goes away. What changes is how you respond to it. The traders who last aren’t the ones who predict better they’re the ones who control downside, accept uncertainty, and stick to a repeatable process.

So no, it’s not just you. Struggling with these things is part of the learning curve. The difference over time is whether you systematize your behavior, not whether the challenges disappear.

Emotion management is a killer, but it's all about reading the PA and sticking to your strategy. Market's erratic, but if you let emotions run the trades, you're toast. Discipline over hope, every time.