A few days ago, after my account was liquidated, I consider it a lesson bought with money. When trading contracts, you must set stop-losses; it's better to lose a little than to risk your principal. If you protect your principal and continue to listen to Brother Deng, step by step, there is a high probability you can recover your losses. 😎 If you approach contract trading with the mindset of guaranteed victory, you are no different from a gambler. After a loss, I would rather slowly make it back bit by bit.

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Good morning ☕️. I’m very sorry that today a friend told me he lost nearly 4,000 USDT. I was very surprised because those who watched my posts said they made a lot of money. He said he wanted to ask me what to do yesterday but felt embarrassed to ask because he didn't adhere to the discipline I always emphasized. I asked if he traded the long position yesterday. He said he did and made over 1,000 USDT. So why did he lose 4,000 USDT?
It turns out he had been holding a short position on SUI, continuously averaging down to the 3.1 and 3.2 levels, and his position was getting heavier. The 'aversion to loss' mentality caused him to hold on without cutting, and even when there was a chance to exit, he didn’t. It wasn't until he saw my post that he realized he needed to go long instead of holding positions. For those who asked me before, I firmly replied that it was impossible to drop below 3 unless the market crashed. However, he still had a lucky mentality, hedged, and held a long position while also holding onto his short position.