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The most incorrect strategies in futures are not about the market, but about illusions. Briefly and essentially:

Trading without a stop-loss

Essence: "I'll ride it out." Result — one market impulse and liquidation. In futures, time is always against you.

Maximum leverage for a “quick x”

Essence: betting on luck. Even the perfect entry won't save you from noise and spikes.

Averaging down a losing position

Essence: turning a mistake into a disaster. Works in spot trading, in futures — a path to a margin call.

Trading on emotions (FOMO and revenge against the market)

Essence: the market controls the trader, not the other way around. After losses, decisions become chaotic.

Entering without a plan and scenarios

Essence: hope instead of strategy. No goal — no exit point.

Trading against the trend “because it's expensive/cheap”

Essence: the market doesn’t care about your opinion. The trend is stronger than logic.

Ignoring financing and liquidity

Essence: a position “melts” even without price movement.

Too much risk on a single trade

Essence: one mistake — minus the deposit. Professionals survive on small losses.

Futures punish not for ignorance, but for overconfidence. Here, it's not the bravest who survive, but the most disciplined.