Trading Philosophy: No one likes to lose, but we must learn how to lose.

Those who trade must understand: losses cannot be completely avoided, but you can control how you lose.

Stop-loss is not the problem; uncontrolled positions are.

What causes your emotional collapse is never the stop-loss itself, but rather **unexpected losses.

Set a strategy before entering a trade, and mechanically execute after entering.**

Unless the market shows an absolute deviation signal, decisions made while holding positions are often less rational than when not holding.

Why do we lose rationality after entering a position?

- You will weaken the reverse signals and strengthen the forward signals.

- Internal expectations skew your stance, leading to incorrect judgments.

Four Major Principles of Entering a Trade:

1️⃣ Basis for entering (clear technical/fundamental signals)

2️⃣ Stop-loss line (key support/resistance levels)

3️⃣ Expected target (profit-taking range)

4️⃣ Worst-case scenario (position management, the loss you can tolerate)

Regarding profit-taking: Don't let greed destroy your profits.

Many people like 'open profit-taking', but the market will eventually end, and you can only earn the money within your understanding.

- Stage profit-taking (partial closures)

- Retain a core position (let profits run but protect most of your gains)

- Profits exceeding expectations are surprises, not the norm.

💥 Execute strategy > make ad-hoc decisions.

The market will not always move according to your expectations, but discipline can help you survive in the long run.