#zec Many people initially think that trading is a shortcut to wealth, but once they enter, they realize that it's actually a long-term battle with themselves. There are no eternal winners in the market; those who can continue are often the ones who lose some and adjust accordingly.
In fact, there are no real secrets—it's just about trends, positions, stop losses, and execution. Everyone understands this, but the challenge lies in whether you can consistently follow through. Don't always think about predicting rises and falls; guessing right once doesn't mean you have the skill. The real ability is being able to make money according to the rules over the long term.
Losses are a part of trading; the key is not to let small losses accumulate into a big pit. Those who truly make money often do so by riding the trend during certain market phases, rather than frequently entering and exiting every day.
Being overly focused on the market and placing orders too quickly can easily lead you to be driven by emotions, which can result in problems. Those who make stable profits over the long term tend to be very calm, following their own rhythm without getting too excited or losing control.
Trading is a long-term activity; whether you can make it to the end depends not on how quickly you can make a profit, but on whether you can protect your capital and manage your drawdowns. As you gradually pass through these stages, you'll find that in the end, trading is really about mindset and self-control.
I am Lao Zhang, skilled in short to medium-term contracts and medium to long-term spot layouts, sharing investment tips regularly, with detailed strategy teaching points. Friends who have questions can reach out to me anytime!
