$BANANAS31 Some people really can't earn money,
they simply can't stop.
Not long ago, there was an old fan,
who honestly followed the strategy for more than a month,
not chasing, not gambling,
slowly recovering previous losses and even making a small profit.
He told me he was ready to take a break and get ashore.
I just said one thing:
Those who can stop are actually the most understanding.
But a few days later, he came back to me,
his emotions had already exploded.
It's clear from the position —
made a little profit and got carried away,
thinking he had mastered it, started acting recklessly.
As soon as the market fluctuated,
he increased his position, loosened his stop-loss,
almost got swept away in one wave.
When making money, everyone thinks they have talent;
only after a real drawdown do they realize,
surviving is more important than how much you earn.
There are plenty of market opportunities,
but the premise is stability.
If you earn, just put it in your pocket first,
there's nothing shameful about it.
The truly impressive ones,
aren't those who earn wildly,
but those who can hold onto their gains.
I'm not afraid of your average skills,
what I fear the most is when you just have a bit of profit, you start to float away.
When the position is large and discipline is loose,
the market will immediately teach you a lesson.
This round of market hasn't ended yet,
the road is long.
The key is not whether you earned or not,
but whether you can go far and steady.
There’s one thing you must think clearly:
Don't give back to the market what you’ve worked hard to earn.
If what you want is
not to rush in, not to gamble recklessly,
to have rhythm, to have strategy,
and to have a method that can survive long-term,
then let's take it steady together.
No bragging, no empty promises,
let's see the results in real trading.