Overconfidence
When a trader has excessive confidence in their decision-making abilities, which can lead to taking overly large risks.
Overtrading
Involves making an excessive number of trades within a specific time period, often due to impulsivity or constantly seeking opportunities.
Overleveraging
Excessive use of leverage, borrowing more capital than is actually owned, which can amplify both gains and losses.
Overexposure
Investing a disproportionate amount of capital in a single asset or sector, thereby increasing risk.
Ignoring Stop Losses
Ignoring or modifying previously set stop-loss levels, exposing oneself to larger losses than the trader was willing to accept.