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Why I Consider the Cost of Being Wrong

Sachin Yadav

Before taking a trade, I consider not only the potential reward but also the cost if the idea fails.

That means knowing my stop distance, position size, contract value, and likely transaction costs.

A strong-looking setup can still be unsuitable if the downside is too large for my risk limits. The goal isn't to eliminate losing trades; it's to keep each loss manageable.

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  • Mominul Haque Momin

    Great point! I agree that discipline, patience, and proper risk management are essential for long-term success in trading. Every trade is a learning opportunity, and following a consistent trading plan helps us improve over time. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

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