Do you always lose when you go long, and when you go short, the price goes up? This is more common than you think.

If you feel that every time you go long the price drops and just when you decide to go short, the market spikes, you are not alone. Many traders have gone through that frustration. Some even start to think: "Am I being watched? Am I just unlucky? Maybe this isn't for me."

But the truth is different…

The market is not personally against you. The market is designed to go after liquidity.

And that means its behavior usually goes directly towards where it can liquidate more positions, both long and short. That is one of the unwritten rules of modern trading, where volatility and sharp movements respond to large volumes of orders and institutional manipulation.

So, how can you avoid this happening to you?

The answer lies in strategy.

It's not about guessing the market or reacting emotionally. It's about:

Studying historical data and statistical patterns.

Calmly analyzing before opening a trade.

Setting logical levels for entry, stop, and exit.

Practicing with minimal capital or simulated accounts on Binance Futures.

Remember: It's not about luck, but about preparation.

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