A key turning point came when I sat down one day and really analyzed my numbers. I had already lost a lot of money by that time—not a huge amount in absolute terms, but a lot for where I was in life. I went through all my trades, calculated the results, and realized that trading isn’t about being right all the time.
That’s when I discovered the real meaning of probabilities. I realized that even with just a 50% win rate, if my trades had a 1:2 risk-to-reward ratio, I could be a very successful trader. That completely changed the way I approached the markets. It wasn’t about predicting every move anymore; it was about consistency and discipline.
That simple realisation—that you can be profitable even when you lose half the time—was one of the most freeing and defining moments of my career.