What really determines whether you can go far in the market is,

never the indicators, nor the news,

but rather—position management.

Many people think position management is just 'don't put in too much money',

but that is only the surface.

What is really being controlled is your emotional system.

Imagine two scenarios:

👉 Full position encounters a sharp drop

Heart racing, palms sweating, immediately wanting to add to the position, wanting to recover losses,

reason pretty much goes offline at this moment.

👉 Only a 10% position encounters the same drop

You will find: it doesn't seem like a big deal.

You can calmly judge whether to hold on or cut losses as planned.

The difference is not in the market,

but in how your position determines whether you can think clearly.

The most dangerous thing in the market is not the losses,

but the chain reaction after emotions are ignited:

Urgent → Chaotic → Wrong → More wrong.

Once you enter this cycle, the account will only get lighter.

A truly mature trader,

will take 'slow' as the first principle.

I have a habit:

I only make key decisions after 2:30 PM.

Whether the day is strong or weak, whether it’s a false breakout or a valid trend,

by this time, it’s basically already clear.

You will find,

the vast majority of losing trades,

stem from one word: rush.

Rushing into the market, rushing rebounds, rushing news.

Slowing down can directly help you avoid over 80% of the pitfalls.

Remember this:

Position is not a technical detail,

but a strategic layer of trading.

It manages risk,

and more importantly, your mindset.

I have been in this market for ten years,

seen too many indicator schools rise and fall,

but no technology can replace position management.

When you truly understand and execute position management,

you will distinctly feel—

trading no longer torments you.

At that moment,

you can be considered a true beginner. @冰冰暴利带单