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The worst habit in trading: taking profits and running, holding on to losses
If you often do this too:
Take profits and want to run,
Hold on to losses and always want to wait a bit longer—
Then what you have is not a small flaw,
But the most typical and damaging pitfall for your account in trading.

It has a name, called the disposition effect:
Not holding onto winning trades, unwilling to cut losses.

Behind this behavior, it’s often loss aversion at work—
People tend to feel the pain of losses more strongly than the pleasure of equivalent gains.

Why is this happeni

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A single chart to understand instantly: The eight rules of the Granville Method in moving averages are essential to learn
Trend Priority Principle
Trading in the direction of the trend: Only go long when the moving average is upward, only go short when it is downward, avoid contrarian trades.
Multi-timeframe confirmation: For example, confirm the trend on the daily chart, choose entry points on the hourly chart.
Risk Control Strategies
Stop-loss placement: Entry points 1/2/3 can be set 1%-2% below the moving average; exit points 1/2/3 can be set 1%-2% above the moving average.
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