Why Every Trade Is Independent of the Last One | Trading Psychology Explained

Most traders carry emotional baggage from their last trade into the next one, and that’s why consistency feels impossible. A win creates overconfidence. A loss creates fear or urgency. In this video, we explain why every trade is completely independent of the last one and how misunderstanding this destroys discipline, clarity, and long-term profitability.

Based on core trading psychology principles taught by Mark Douglas, this video breaks down probabilistic thinking, emotional neutrality, and why professional traders reset mentally after every trade. You’ll learn how to stop revenge trading, stop protecting winning streaks, and start executing your edge without emotional interference.

If you struggle with hesitation after losses, overconfidence after wins, or inconsistent performance, this mindset shift is essential for your trading growth.

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