A trader dealing in commodity options should ordinarily take only one carefully selected trade at a time. Opening several option positions together can divide attention, increase emotional pressure and confuse the original market view.
The market can deceive the mind when multiple positions begin moving in different directions. One trade may show profit, another may show loss, and a third may tempt the trader to average, hedge impulsively or shift the stop. Decision-making then becomes reactive rather than disciplined.
The safe rule is simple: complete, close or deliberately abandon the first options trade before entering another. One trade, one plan, one maximum loss and one clear exit. This rule does not guarantee profit, but it protects clarity of thought and reduces overtrading.
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