“Are you a self-reliant trader or a dependent one?”

In life, there are moments when leaning on others is necessary—and moments when you must rely solely on yourself.

Trading is one of those professions that rewards independence. If you struggle with being alone with your thoughts, trusting your instincts, and tuning out the endless noise of other people’s opinions, trading will be a constant uphill battle for you.

To succeed, you first need to identify whether you’re an independent or dependent trader. If you realize you lean toward being dependent—and it’s been costing you in the markets—it may be time to change your approach.

The Dependent Trader
Imagine this: You’ve been disciplined, following your trading plan and method, and you spot a trade setup that fits perfectly with your strategy. You’re ready to execute—but then, before placing the trade, you start searching online for extra “confirmation” or reassurance.

Instead of boosting your confidence, what you find only sows doubt. Conflicting opinions and warnings make you second-guess yourself, and ultimately, you decide not to take the trade.

The next morning, the very setup you hesitated on has moved sharply in your favor. All you can do is watch, frustrated and angry at yourself for letting outside opinions override your own analysis.

Sound familiar? Many traders experience this repeatedly.

This is a clear example of why being a dependent trader is disastrous. Nothing derails a trading career faster than straying from your plan based on someone else’s opinion—and then seeing firsthand that sticking to your own disciplined strategy would have resulted in a winning trade.

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The Trader Who Trades Their Own Way

Being an independent trader means having confidence in yourself and recognizing that looking for outside opinions or “clues” beyond your trading method is simply a distraction.

There’s plenty of advice in the trading world about “sticking to your method” and maintaining “discipline,” yet few sources actually explain what that entails or how to put it into practice.

An independent trader does not deviate from their trading plan by following others’ opinions or seeking outside validation. I would much rather take normal, statistically expected losing trades than lose because I acted on someone else’s advice or news hype.

No matter how experienced or intelligent someone appears, their input should never override a trade that aligns with your plan. The moment you let outside influence dictate your decisions, you step away from your edge and start trading emotionally.

Disciplined, independent trading is about consistently executing your strategy whenever opportunities arise, without being swayed by news or others’ opinions. You trust your method, you’ve mastered it, and you stick to it.

Your goal should be true independence: trusting yourself, your trading strategy, and your ability to identify, enter, and manage trades. Everything else is just noise—an unnecessary distraction that can harm your performance.

In trading, you can rely on no one but yourself. No one cares more about your money than you do. My focus is teaching simple price action strategies that provide traders with the framework to become self-sufficient, confident, and successful.