This famous philosophy of legendary trader Paul Tudor Jones is the ultimate shield against complacency. Every day I assume that all of my positions are wrong. 📉🧠 In quantitative and high-level trading, taking for granted that the market will validate you is a very expensive methodological inefficiency. An institutional-minded manager operates under constant analytical suspicion, supported by three iron rules:
Active balance protection: If you assume your order is on the wrong side, your first absolute priority isn’t figuring out how much you’ll make—it’s putting a strict mathematical lock on risk in case the price turns around.
Zero attachment to trades: Completely eliminate ownership bias. An open position is not your “brilliant idea” that you have to defend at all costs; it’s simply a probabilistic contract exposed to the market’s randomness.
Stop Loss as your best friend: See the loss limit as the automated emergency exit that rescues you from your own ignorance about the future. If the market takes you into the red, the system fulfilled its corporate job of protecting your inventory.
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