#TradeStories
I learned to stop the loss before I learned to run after the profit
I always thought that the most important thing in trading is to win…
but after the first 3 wrong trades, I understood that the most important thing is not to lose too much.
Once, I entered a new currency without a stop loss, and the price dropped while I was waiting for it to improve,
but it didn't happen, and I lost 60% of my capital in one trade.
I stopped for a week, started reading about capital management,
and I realized that "stop loss" is not just a theoretical term; it's a lifeline.
Since then, I've focused more on how to maintain my balance rather than doubling my profits.
And now?
I might earn a little, but the loss is under control.
Survival in the market is not about luck; it's about commitment.