Big Mistake: Revenge Trade = ₹50K Loss | Learn From This

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Today I made one of the biggest mistakes in my trading journey.

A revenge trade turned into a ₹50,000 loss.

In this video I share:
• What triggered my emotional trading
• How I broke my rules
• What I learned from this loss
• Why revenge trading is dangerous

This is real trader life – not motivation, not fake screenshots.
Just honest mistakes and real learning.

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