#FHE Don't blame the market, your constant losses in contracts are because you fundamentally don't understand yourself.
Why do you always lose?
It's not the market's fault; it's your habits that need changing.
The biggest pitfall, you think it's 5 times leverage, but in reality, you're playing with a disguised 50 times.
With an account of 10,000, you think losing 500 U is acceptable, but suddenly you're in a 25,000 position.
When the market reverses by 2%, you evaporate.
It's not the platform that traps you; it's you who amplifies the risk to absurd levels.
The second pitfall is opening random positions.
Real winners spend 70% of their time waiting, only entering at understandable points, taking it all in one go.
What about you? When you lose, you add more, when you panic, you rush in, making it increasingly chaotic.
The third pitfall is lack of self-control.
Losses keep piling up, but you lock in profits too quickly; when emotions take over, you'll never outplay the market.
Contracts are not a gambling table, but many people choose to play it like a gamble, then blame the market.
Turning things around is simple: stabilize your position, maintain your rhythm, control your emotions.
If you don't change, no one can save you.
Follow Lao Zhang, who doesn't boast of miracles but steadily profits without pressure; opportunities wait for no one, and the time to act is now.
