To new traders who are still losing money: You're not losing to the market, you're losing to yourself.
When I first entered the market, I thought that as long as I learned the techniques and understood candlestick charts, making money would be inevitable.
Later I realized I was wrong.
I have seen too many people, including myself, not losing to techniques, but losing to mindset.
When the market moves, you rush in, unwilling to admit the losses, always fantasizing about a rebound, and trembling at the thought of profits slipping away.
In the end, I found that it wasn't the market that defeated us, but we ourselves who ruined our accounts.
If you are like this, remember the three sentences below, which may be more useful than learning a hundred technical indicators.
First, learn to cut losses before learning to make money.
No one can always predict the right direction, but you can always control your losses.
Not making money isn't fatal; what's fatal is losing all your capital.
There are always opportunities in the market, but you may not have the capital to start over.
Embedding "preserving capital" in your mind is more important than anything else.
Second, controlling your hands is controlling your money.
You think frequent trading is seizing opportunities, but in fact, you're just working for the exchange.
The real money-making trades involve 80% waiting and 20% execution.
But you may very well be the opposite: 80% chaos and 20% regret.
Third, trading with a light position is your best amulet.
Heavy positions can be tempting for a quick double, but a single mistake can lead to exit.
Light positions allow you to survive; surviving is what gives you a future.
In this market, living long is much more important than making money quickly.
Ultimately, you're not incapable of making a profit; you just don't want to admit that you will make mistakes too.
When you can calmly accept losses, resist unnecessary positions, and stick to trading with manageable positions, your account will naturally stabilize.
The crypto world is never short of stories of overnight wealth, but what’s lacking are those who can stabilize themselves and slowly become rich.
The market is always fluctuating, and what you need to do is not predict every rise and fall, but to maintain rationality amid the fluctuations.@俊子爱币
