Unknowingly, it's already the eighth year in the circle.

This year I'm 30 years old. Looking back, when I first entered the market at 18, the little principal I had was something I saved up for over half a year—30,000 yuan. To be honest, I had no confidence at all.

Now my account is stable at 8 figures.

The earnings are not considered slow, but it definitely wasn't relying on luck.

The journey has been a process of crawling out of one pit after another. $PIXEL

Over the years, I've traded from long positions to short positions, from ultra-short to intraday swings, and I've basically tried all sorts of styles.

You might say my skills are top-notch?

Not exactly.

But I dare say this:

My understanding of losing money is deeper than that of many people.

In these 8 years of market conditions, I've seen too many people rise to great heights, and I've also seen too many people have their buildings collapse.

Some have gone from tens of thousands to millions,

but after a round of bear market, everything went to zero.

Do you think their skills are poor?

No.

They just got used to holding onto their positions.

When luck is on their side, the market can still pull back.

But as long as there is one instance where the market doesn't turn back and the bullets are used up,

it's not just a small loss, but a complete wipeout.

Many people can hold on through 100 times,

but as long as there is one time they can't hold on,

all previous profits will be swallowed by one retracement.

There’s another situation I’ve really seen too much of:

Once they start losing money, they get anxious.

Their minds go blank, and they only have one thought in their heads—

Quickly recover the loss.

So they start opening random positions, adding to their positions recklessly, and making erroneous judgements.

The final result usually only has one outcome:

The more they do, the more chaotic it gets, the more they lose. $TRUMP

I’m not a saint, and I make mistakes too.

But one thing I’ve always been clear about:

The market never listens to your commands.

You think it will rise; it may not necessarily rise.

You think this is a bait; it may not necessarily be a bait.

If you’re wrong, just walk away.

Instead of stubbornly holding on. #Binance Alpha new release

In fact, trading boils down to three things:

Can you resist the urge to make random moves?

Can you admit that you can be wrong?

Can you follow the rules?

To put it bluntly—

Many people do not lack trading skills,

but they are unwilling to lose, unwilling to admit mistakes, and still greedy.

Stop making excuses for yourself, saying things like 'faith.'

What 'holding on will bring it back.'

That is not faith,

that is a gambler making excuses for themselves.

Now my assets have long surpassed 10 million.#美国PCE数据将公布 #特朗普称伊朗战事接近尾声