Making money is something that many people fail at because they want to win too much.
A friend of mine reached out to me a while ago, his account had a little over three thousand U, and he was clearly exhausted from being tossed around repeatedly. I didn't teach him any magical strategies, just said two words: slow down.
A month and a half later, his account returned to thirty thousand. It wasn't a sudden market change; he changed himself.
The first thing I had him do was to temporarily forget the word 'win.' The market didn't give clear signals, so he tried with small positions; once the trend was established, he slowly added. Too many people don't lack opportunities; it's just that when the opportunity comes, their capital has already been exhausted by previous impulsiveness.
The second thing was even more counterintuitive: only add to profitable positions, never average down on losing ones. Averaging down on losses sounds reasonable, but in reality, it often buries you deeper. Let profits run, cut losses; then the rhythm will be smooth.
The hardest part is actually the third thing: admitting that the market is always right. Don’t go against the trend, don’t always think about picking bottoms and tops. You might be right, but that doesn’t guarantee the market will reward you; however, if you go with it, it might take you further.
He later told me that what really turned him around was finally learning to stay calm when others panicked and tighten up when others were greedy.
In fact, there are no profound secrets, just knowing when to stop and when to wait. Capital has never been the deciding factor; clarity is.
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