After spending over a decade on Wall Street, I noticed the same 3 mistakes killing retail traders:

1. They trade to be right, not to make money.

On the desk, nobody cared about being right. We cared about expected value. A 40% win rate strategy can crush a 70% win rate strategy if the risk/reward is structured correctly. Stop chasing accuracy, start chasing asymmetry.

2. They ignore position sizing.

I've seen traders with great reads blow up because they sized like gamblers. On Wall Street, position sizing IS the strategy. If you can't survive your worst drawdown, your edge doesn't matter.

3. They confuse information with insight.

Watching 5 hours of financial news doesn't make you informed it makes you reactive. The best traders I worked with had 2-3 core setups they understood deeply and ignored everything else.

Most of what you see online about trading is noise from people who've never managed real risk. I put everything I know into an ebook built for traders who are serious about improving whether you're just starting or you've been at it for years.

The game rewards the disciplined. Are you playing it right?