$BEAT The market won't rise just because you have a large position, nor will it fall just because you have low leverage. Once a trend starts, any position is like a mantis trying to stop a chariot.
It won't turn back just because you've just broken even. Fluctuations are for breakthroughs; once a breakthrough is complete, it continues to shake - the market is always cycling between these two states.
Hold steady the positions you should have; but if the market turns bad, the entry logic is no longer valid, don't fantasize, and hurry to run. How you run doesn't matter, surviving is what counts.
Before placing an impulsive order, think through all the worst outcomes once, consider the agony of being trapped and unable to move.
Don't always try to predict the market. Wait until a high-certainty signal appears before taking action; running too fast can lead to being hit, while running too slow means you miss out - rhythm is the only weapon for retail investors.
Remember: the market doesn't care about your cost or your expectations.
It only follows its own path. What you can do is to see the signposts clearly, adjust your pace, and don't trip yourself halfway.
In this circle, 90% of the people have become the chives, while only 10% have become the hunters.
Do you want to keep being the one who gets cut, or do you want to try switching roles and learn how to be a hunter?
If you truly understand, let's talk. I will guide you step by step to understand: trading is not about luck, it's about learning methods, practicing discipline, and waiting for the right opportunities.
However, let me say this upfront: there is no shortcut on this road, it takes effort and patience. If you are ready, I am here.
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