How Takeshi Kotegawa Stayed Focused & Patient in Trading | Trading Psychology

How do you stay focused and patient when the market keeps moving without you? In this video, we explore the trading psychology behind Takeshi Kotegawa’s disciplined approach to trading and understand why patience, focus, risk control, and waiting for the right setup can matter more than constantly being in the market. If you often enter trades because of FOMO, overtrade after a loss, change your plan during a trade, or feel like you must trade every day, this video will help you look at your decisions differently. You will learn: • Why focus in trading is not about watching charts all day • The difference between patience and fear • Why every market move is not a trading opportunity • How to deal with FOMO and emotional decisions • Why waiting can be a powerful trading skill • How to stay disciplined after a loss or a winning trade • Why risk management matters more than being right • How to build a process-focused trading mindset • What Takeshi Kotegawa’s trading behavior can teach us about discipline The goal is not to copy Takeshi Kotegawa’s trades or results. The goal is to understand the mindset, patience, focus, and decision-making process behind disciplined trading. If you want to become a calmer and more focused trader, start by asking yourself one simple question before every trade: “Is this really my trade?” 📌 Books Related to Trading Psychology: Trading in the Zone — Mark Douglas The Disciplined Trader — Mark Douglas Market Wizards — Jack D. Schwager Reminiscences of a Stock Operator — Edwin Lefèvre The Daily Trading Coach — Brett N. Steenbarger Keywords: trading psychology, Takeshi Kotegawa, trading discipline, trading patience, trading mindset, focus in trading, FOMO trading, risk management, emotional trading, disciplined trader #TradingPsychology #TakeshiKotegawa #TradingDiscipline #TradingMindset #StockMarket