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Every beginner makes the same mistakes. I made all of them. Here's what would've saved me months of pain:

1. Position sizing matters more than your entry

You can have the best setup in the world, but if you're risking 20% of your account on one trade, you're gambling — not trading. Start with 1-2% risk per trade. Boring? Yes. Keeps you alive? Also yes.

2. The market doesn't care about your opinion

You can be "sure" a stock is going up and be completely wrong. Trade what you see, not what you think. Price action and volume tell you everything — your feelings tell you nothing.

3. Consistency beats home runs

New traders want the 500% play. Veterans want the setup that works 60% of the time with a 2:1 reward ratio. Small, repeatable wins compound into serious money over time.

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