I’ll Teach You to Print Money While in the Zone

Have you ever had a trade that ruined your entire day?

You were up big, staring at your screen, watching your PnL flash green. You felt invincible. "Maybe I’ll hold a little longer," you thought. Then, in an instant, the market turned.

That unrealized gain? Gone.

You tell yourself, "It’ll come back." But it doesn’t.

You sit there, frozen, watching your profit turn into a loss.

Or maybe you did the opposite. You did not take the trade because you were scared, just to see the trade run exactly as you predicted. Then you FOMO’d in at a worse price, hoping to chase the move. But instead of catching more upside, the market reversed, and now you’re deep in red.

The worst part? It wasn’t just the loss. It was how it made you feel.

Maybe you had plans that day. A dinner with friends. A workout session. Time with your kids. But instead, you sat there, replaying the trade in your head over and over. Before bed, you stared at the ceiling, thinking, "Why didn’t I just stick to my plan? I knew what I should’ve done."

Or maybe trading is something you do while supporting a family.

You had a tough month, and now you’re staring at your account balance, realizing that every mistake wasn’t just numbers on a screen.

It was real money. It was something you could have used for your kids, your home, your future.

You think, "Why did I do this? I knew better."

That’s the cycle. Overtrading. FOMO. Hesitation. Regret. It’s exhausting. And if you don’t fix it, it never stops.

I’ve been there. Every trader has. But the difference between those who stay stuck in this cycle and those who break out isn’t intelligence. It’s not even experience.

It’s psychology.

When I first started, I thought I just needed better setups, better indicators, better entries. But no strategy in the world can save you if you can’t control your emotions.

I took profits too early because I was scared of losing. I jumped back in at bad prices because I hated missing out.

I let losers run because I didn’t want to admit I was wrong. I thought trading was about being right.

But I was wrong about that too.

The best traders don’t hesitate. They don’t freeze up. They don’t make excuses. They have a system. They trust it. And they stick to it, no matter what.

Mark Douglas said it best in Trading in the Zone. "The best traders aren’t afraid. They don’t hesitate. They act with confidence."

And that confidence doesn’t come from guessing. It comes from knowing exactly what to do before you even enter a trade.

If this hit home, you’re not alone. Most traders struggle because they don’t have a system. They let their emotions take over, and the market punishes them for it.

That’s why I created this newsletter.

Three-four times a week, I break down trading psychology, discipline, and strategy, helping traders like you stop making emotional mistakes and start trading like professionals.

And in a few weeks, I’ve got something special coming for subscribers.

If you’re ready to fix this once and for all, sign up now. Your future self will thank you.

welcome to the only newsletter doing it right,

Ahmed.