#zec If it weren't for that liquidation, perhaps I would still be working now.
At that time, I had a three-order winning streak, and my account was up nearly 20%, I got carried away, and my hands itched. Clearly, the rule was to limit losses to a maximum of 2% per trade, yet I still went all in.
At first, the trend was quite smooth, I even took a screenshot to show off.
But then a major news event hit, and the market reversed instantly; my stop-loss wasn't set properly, and with slippage, my account was wiped out in just a few minutes.
At that moment, I was completely stunned; my capital was gone, my confidence was gone, and I even started to doubt my judgment.
Only later did I realize that what I learned wasn't how to trade, but how to make money quickly.
Trading is actually about self-improvement; more than just the techniques, it's about who can stabilize their emotions.
Since then, I established a few strict rules: write a plan before entering each trade, respect stop-losses, acknowledge losses, treat trading as a job, and don't gamble with emotions.
Don't be afraid of losing money, don't be afraid of doubt.
For many people, their turning point begins with a deeply memorable liquidation.
I am Old Zhang, skilled in medium and short-term contracts, and medium to long-term spot layouts. I regularly share investment tips and detailed strategy teaching points. Friends who don't understand can reach out to me anytime for a chat!
