Mark Douglas | The Illusion of Control That Destroys Profitable Traders

Most traders believe success comes from control. More indicators, better predictions, perfect entries. But the market does not reward control. It punishes it. In this video, we break down the illusion of control in trading and explain why trying to control outcomes leads to emotional decisions, broken discipline, and consistent losses.

You will learn why professional traders stop trying to control price and instead focus on controlling risk, behavior, and execution. This speech dives deep into trading psychology, mindset, probability thinking, and emotional discipline. If you struggle with fear, overtrading, revenge trading, or moving stop losses, this video will change how you see the market.

This is not about strategies or indicators. This is about the mindset shift that separates struggling traders from consistent professionals. Watch till the end if you want clarity, discipline, and long-term survival in trading.

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