“Contracts are a matter of exchanging life for money; if you dare to play, you must accept the consequences.” This statement is not harsh at all, rather too gentle.
Those who have truly been in the game understand that when first encountering contracts, who isn't filled with confidence?
Contracts are not just tools; they are a mirror that amplifies your human nature.
Thinking you understand the trend and have calculated the points,
then adding some leverage, your profits will take off immediately.
But the reality is,
the market moves faster than you,
and emotions can escalate even quicker than the market.
When you profit, you feel like the chosen one,
but when you lose, you always think, “Just hold on a little longer.”
The most ruthless aspect of contracts is,
not the volatility,
but that it doesn’t give you a chance to make the same mistake twice.
Mistakes made in spot trading,
at most waste time;
mistakes made in contracts,
result in immediate liquidation.
Many people are not incapable of trading,
but simply not suited for it.
When the position is large, the heartbeat goes out of control,
when a pullback occurs, they become flustered,
clearly needing to exit, yet constantly fantasizing about a rebound.
Contracts don't care who you are,
and don’t listen to your stories.
If you dare to leverage,
it dares to amplify the cost.
If you dare to bet on direction,
it dares to bet that your mindset will collapse first.
So I always say,
contracts are not a shortcut to “making quick money,”
but rather a filtering machine.
Filtering out those without discipline,
filtering out those without patience,
filtering out those who cannot recognize themselves.
Those who can survive in contracts,
are never the most aggressive,
but the most calm.
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