Because you are too afraid of losing money, it sounds contradictory, right? But that's the reason you've been losing all along. You often hesitate, your position is too large, you take profits too early, your position is too big, and you don't dare to move your stop-loss for fear of being stopped out. You are not afraid of losing money; you are afraid of admitting you were wrong. You trade impulsively and emotionally because you want to make a big comeback with one trade and fill your position completely. Then, if you lose, you want to make the money back even more. What’s the result? You end up losing even more. Listen to me: take smaller risks, and your profits will stabilize. In most of my trades, the risk only accounts for 1% of my capital. So I don't really care about wins or losses affecting my emotions. I know you might think, 'I only have 100,000, and 1% is only 1,000, how can that make me rich?' You're wrong. The problem has never been the size of your capital, but your lack of ability to make consistent profits. If you can't manage even 1,000 well, giving you a million will only make you lose faster. So right now, you shouldn't care about how much money you can make; what you should care about is developing a stable, precise, and calm trading rhythm. As long as you have the ability, money will naturally come to you because there is never a shortage of funds in the market; what is lacking are people who can make money consistently. Focus on building your skills, and the money will come eventually.
