荣耀阿晟
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Contract trading shouldn't just rely on technology! 90% of losses stem from mindset
Many people mistakenly believe that making profits in contracts relies on technology, but in reality, most losses come from a collapse in mindset. Many rush to make orders to recover losses after hitting their stop-loss, running away with profits and stubbornly holding onto losses, frequent trading leads to continuous account shrinkage.
There was a fan who stayed up all night watching the market, adding positions recklessly as BTC fluctuated, and lost more than half of their principal in a week. I didn't teach new indicators, but advised him to practice 'doing less, doing it slowly'—only looking at the market 3 times a day, not trading unless at preset points, and absolutely not manually modifying stop-loss and take-profit orders. Two weeks later, he not only stopped losing money but also earned back some losses with steady trades, and he could sleep soundly.
After reviewing, I also found that the core of stable profits is mindset and execution: if the market is unclear, stay out, plan after signals appear, don't change orders casually after placing them, and only look at the market once a day. It's not about making profit on every trade, but ensuring that trading is based on reasoning, with a rhythm that suits oneself, allowing the account to grow steadily.
If you are currently anxious and confused about trading, perhaps you should slow down, band together to manage your mindset, as opportunities are always there. Right?
Many people mistakenly believe that making profits in contracts relies on technology, but in reality, most losses come from a collapse in mindset. Many rush to make orders to recover losses after hitting their stop-loss, running away with profits and stubbornly holding onto losses, frequent trading leads to continuous account shrinkage.
There was a fan who stayed up all night watching the market, adding positions recklessly as BTC fluctuated, and lost more than half of their principal in a week. I didn't teach new indicators, but advised him to practice 'doing less, doing it slowly'—only looking at the market 3 times a day, not trading unless at preset points, and absolutely not manually modifying stop-loss and take-profit orders. Two weeks later, he not only stopped losing money but also earned back some losses with steady trades, and he could sleep soundly.
After reviewing, I also found that the core of stable profits is mindset and execution: if the market is unclear, stay out, plan after signals appear, don't change orders casually after placing them, and only look at the market once a day. It's not about making profit on every trade, but ensuring that trading is based on reasoning, with a rhythm that suits oneself, allowing the account to grow steadily.
If you are currently anxious and confused about trading, perhaps you should slow down, band together to manage your mindset, as opportunities are always there. Right?
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