Lost a lot? Don't rush to accept your fate, listen to this story before deciding whether to leave.
Half a year ago, I had a friend whose account plummeted from over 300,000 to only 800 U, feeling emotionally collapsed, lying on the sofa of his rented apartment, too scared to even look at his phone.
One day, he sent me a message saying, "Bro, I know I'm not good at this, but I really don’t want to just give up like this."
I replied to him: "Don’t think about making a million; first, turn 800 into 2400, then we’ll talk."
He started following my advice, and for the first week, he focused on just one thing: trading with a small position, setting take-profit and stop-loss orders, steadily and cautiously, not betting or chasing.
On the sixth day, he caught a rebound perfectly, and his profit doubled. That night, he sent me a WeChat message saying, "I just realized that making money doesn’t have to be life or death."
Many people think that the market is about skills, but in fact, it's about execution.
You say you can draw lines, keep an eye on charts, analyze candlestick patterns? That’s all true, but it doesn’t mean you can survive.
The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is whether you can wait, whether you dare to take risks, and whether you can let go.
I’ve seen too many retail investors trapped in the same vicious cycle:
- See the right direction but dare not enter.
- Enter the market, and when it shakes, panic and cut losses.
- Just when the stop-loss is triggered, the candlestick reverses, and they start chasing highs.
- The more they add, the more they lose, the more they lose, the more they gamble, and in the end, they blow up their accounts.
To be honest, the market isn’t afraid of fluctuations; it’s afraid that you have no strategy.
You don’t need to be right on every trade; you just need to ensure that your wrong trades incur small losses and that your right trades are held onto.
I often say: doubling your account isn’t about one explosive trade; it’s about being consistent with every trade.
If you’re currently stuck or feeling conflicted, why not try a different approach:
Don’t think about getting rich quickly; first, get your small account running smoothly and earn your first wave of security;
Don’t rush to go all in; first, learn how to afford losses;
Don’t study "which day will have a rally" every day; study how to stop the bleeding first.
Don’t accept your fate; change your fate first. What you’re really losing might not be money, but your mindset, your rhythm, your methods.
What you lack isn’t effort or opportunity; it’s someone who can help you stabilize your profits in this market.
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