big modal as long as it's consistent, it's okay,, if it's a beast it's dangerous,, 🤣
Yuko Skurski w4qh
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Small Capital Is Not the Biggest Problem for Beginner Traders
Many beginners feel defeated before they start because of small capital. In fact, the biggest problem is often not that. What is more dangerous: Not having a plan Entering because of following others Not knowing when to stop Capital can be increased, but bad habits will deplete any amount of capital. Start with the simple: One plan One risk Evaluate every trade Consistent small gains today are better than reckless big bets that lead to loss.
It seems I have to use large numbers in trading $ORCA , I am just testing trading on coin $ORCA and coincidentally it opened at exactly 16:00 and it costs a lot 1.8$ every hour. In fact, I am only testing with 200$ trading.
It seems I have to use large numbers in trading $ORCA , I am just testing trading on coin $ORCA and coincidentally it opened at exactly 16:00 and it costs a lot 1.8$ every hour. In fact, I am only testing with 200$ trading.
AT is more than $21, I was surprised by the margin below $10
isaac nasution
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It seems I have to use large numbers in trading $ORCA , I am just testing trading on coin $ORCA and coincidentally it opened at exactly 16:00 and it costs a lot 1.8$ every hour. In fact, I am only testing with 200$ trading.
THINGS YOU MUST KNOW : 5 EMOTIONAL CONDITIONS THAT OFTEN OCCUR WHEN TRADING FUTURES
1. “First Time Margin Call”
I used to think that trading futures was the fastest way to get rich. Capital of 300 thousand, leverage 50x, feeling good… And the result? Liquidated 3 minutes after entry. I just understood: in futures, it's not the confident ones who win… but those who are patient & disciplined.
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2. “Overtrading All Day”
Have you ever, after winning once… wanted to keep entering continuously? I have. Won 100 thousand in the morning, lost 400 thousand in the afternoon. From there I realized: The biggest enemy in futures is not the market… but yourself.
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3. “Long at the Peak, Short at the Bottom”
I have experienced severe FOMO. Saw a long green candle → immediately went long. The next second, the market dropped. Then panicked, went short… oh, the price went up again. From that story I learned: What matters is not getting in quickly, but being patient to wait for the setup.
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4. “Not Setting a Stop Loss”
I used to think: “Ah, stop loss causes losses. It will turn around.” In reality? It did not turn around. The chart just pointed one direction: towards the liquidation price. At that time my balance was wiped out by 90%. Since then I've promised: SL is mandatory, self-esteem comes later.
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5. “Trading When in a Bad Mood”
Have you ever fought or were stressed… but still forced yourself to trade? I have. And the results are always the same: bad. Because futures require a cool head. The market doesn't care about our feelings.
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